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yellow leaves and pruning

19 years ago

I have three large African violet plants that have not been repotted for a couple of years. They are doing well, have grown large (maybe too large), and they are currently flowering up a storm. However, several rows of bottom leaves are starting to lighten and yellow. The topmost leaves are quite deeply green. I am thinking that these bottom leaves are just old growth and repotting is in order. Is it ok to repot while they are blooming? They are almost always blooming. If I remove the yellowing leaves from the bottom rows, the plants will be quite a bit smaller. Is this too much of a shock to the plants? How many leaves are safe to remove? There are more rows of light green/yellowish leaves than there are dark green at this point.

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