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African violet question.?
I inherited some of them a year ago, they were so pretty in bloom. They are still very healthy looking and growing like crazy but have not bloomed in a very long time. They receive indirect sunlight, I give them A.V. food every 2 weeks and they are in those pots that are ceramic and actually sit in water, like a double broiler type, which is what they were always in and always in bloom until I got them. Any ideas? Thanks.
I added a couple of links that might be helpful. African violets can be tricky to keep happy. Make sure you're feeding them something that has a higher potassium level, that helps blooms. Also, try re potting. Take a break from food, then start the process gain.
Try not to keep them too wet. They like to be moist, but need good drainage.
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