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Not blooming

17 years ago

I have three violet plants that were blooming beautifully. Since repotting them about 6 months ago not only are they not showing any signs of blooming but they all have developed clusters of tight leaves in the center of the plant. What can i do to remedy this. Any suggestions regarding what i might have done wrong and how i can get them to bloom again will be appreciated....julz1063

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stefanb8
17 years ago
That almost sounds like an African violet question to me -- can you clarify what kind of plant you have? If it is an African violet (the houseplant with fleshy, fuzzy leaves that tends to bloom all year), then there is an African violet forum here that can help you better with your specific needs. True violets are very different creatures, although they share the same name.
julz1063
Original Author
17 years ago
thank you for your response. what i have aare african violets and i will try that forum
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