New babies! Tips?

10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

I just made a post about my sick violets but I wanted to share my healthy new babies. Can I get some advice on how to raise them past this stage so they don't end up like the other violets? :c

They're all various optimara. I don't know what kind yet.

In the first picture there's a leaf in the back that's been growing in that soil for months. idk why it's taking so long compared to the others :P

((oh PS I know this topic probably has a million tutorials or articles about it but I get overwhelmed reading through so many so if you don't want to repeat yourself for the 100th time and just want to direct me to a good article, I would still be more than appreciative c: ))

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aegis1000
10 years ago
Your plants look fine to me.

I'd let them grow as is until I felt comfortable with moving them to a 4" pot (See my response on your other post).

The last violet baby is just SHY. Give it more time to make its debut ...
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10 years ago
Ok! That's what I figured, it was just being shy c: I'll continue to let it be and give it time. I'll just leave the other ones where they are then. I see some are multiple crowns already but i won't mess with them until they're bigger.
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10 years ago
So new development. The already-sprouted babies have started to develop a darker color. They still have patches of their original, bright green color but now they're much duller. Otherwise, they don't seem to be any different. Should I be worried or is this normal?
aegis1000
10 years ago
As long as everything's GREEN, you should be fine.

Younger starting plants (and babies) often start with less color which eventually darkens.