Agree with D across the board. Unless the original nursery know the names they will be forever nameless NoIDs. Lovely plants! If they are true minis, they would be great in a terrarium. Lovely variegation and the one on the left ... that deep purple makes for such a nice color contrast!

Those are beautiful violets. It's hard to believe that the vendor is unaware of the identities ...

Probably not Optimaras as they don't offer variegated minis, only variegated standards. I.e, the Victorian Charm series. I have Modesty and it is easy to grow and bloom.

Some nurseries buy AV's from home growers, so the best chance - is to try to track it through them. The quality and vigor of these plants tells me - that they are grown locally with a lot of TLC, not transported and bruised on the way. They look like semi-mini to me - but can be minis - sometimes they are pretty close. Semi-mini are usually hardier.

These plants were grown under lights - and with a good humidity. It will take some time before they adjust to the new conditions.

Irina's and everyone's advice is good. Thanks for sharing your gems. They look like minis that are very popular now that most likely the local nursery bought wholesale from a commercial grower. Such growers do not sell someone else's hybrids. Nor do they name the plants.

As Irina stated, they usually are grown in the general area or state where you live then transported to nurseries. They typically are unnamed because they are grown in large quantities for commercial use. Nurseries typically purchase from various sources. They may or may not know which nursery because several steps are involved. Those who truck them are different from the retail nursery employees. People who work in nurseries are not aware that AVs are named because most likely the AVs were not named. The only way to get named violets is to buy them directly from the hybridizer through one of the mail order companies.

Most commercial growers do not replicate named violets. They hybridize their own for bulk wholesale.

I have purchased dozens of tiny AVs for resale similar to those for club sales to the public. So I learned this by consulting with the nursery employees. Keeping them in pristine condition is a bit of a challenge. They like a bit of humidity. They look like micro-minis. Enjoy!