Hi Chris. You know what they say, a picture is worth a thousand words.

Did you move them to a different spot? It could be not enough light. Otherwise, I'm stumped. Post that pic!

Good luck.

Korina

Do they touch one another? Some violets have this nasty habit to turn leaves on their own - but most of them do it when they are too close. As soon as they touch the neibour - they try to reposition their leaves so they have an uninterrupted light to themselves.

Irina

Here's a couple of photos. Top of plants are about 6-7" below two 40W fluourescent tubes, one of which is some sort of grow light.
thanks again.
-chris

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Here is the other photo. Picture is of same plant.
-chris

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Chris, I notice the inner leaves are pointing up too. The light sounds a bit intense; try increasing the distance to the light by 3-4 inches and see if that helps; it'll take a few weeks before you really know.

Korina

Chris

Do not worry - happens all the time. It seems that you can raise the lights a bit - to 10-12 inches - your leaves kinda hug the pot - happens when you have too much light.. You can remove these leaves- (as well as spent flowers) - so the next layer of leaves will have space to spread. Or just let it be. If you reduce the lights - the petioles - leaf stalks will grow longer. Otherwise - healthy looking plants with very nice bloom.

Irina

Thank you. I will increase distance to the lights and see what happens. Should I continue to keep the lights on for 14 hrs/day or do I need to decrease that as well?
thanks
chris

Cut to 12 and save a buck.

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