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In English speaking countries it’s known as “African Violet”, but in most other countries in the world. it’s known as “Saint Paulia”. For example, in Japan it’s known as Saint Paulia, so is in Russia and several European countries.

i think 🤔 🪴people are way over thinking it

just don’t eat it problem solved

🪴 🤔interesting

What does it mean when the leaves turn yellow?

I'm here because my husband is finding the mess a bit much... It's just so beautiful.

Nice violets!

Whatvare the tennicles that come out of the plant

What do you use your soil grates for? If you already have a video about them, ignore this lol or send the link just in case. I just found you so prob be binging your videos after this one. 😂

Thank you for the education on this plant.

I’ve always heard they need an East window. Mine haven’t bloomed until I had to move them. I have a window unit so I can move them back.

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Great information . Than you you answered my problems 😊

Good info! I have a large AV with white flowers and these videos help me know what to keep an eye out for. I know violets have a pretty short lifespan compared to some house plants and it's better to propagate new ones, but this large beauty I have I sure want to take care of and keep healthy for as long as possible.❤

I just rescued an African violet plant! And I couldn't be happier with that! How do you get them to rebloom? After they go threw drought? Because my friend didn't care for hers at all 😞😢💔!

Nice. Great technique at 15:10 whereby the the root is placed into the media but the actual cut, calloused stem is in the air on the surface if the media. 😊

I put my violets in warm water for 30 min

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I love my violets but have not seen anyone talking about an issue on one of mine. Maybe it’s this species, but when it blooms, the flowers are pretty small and very close together so to me they don’t look healthy. This is mainly happening to one of my violets and not all. Any ideas?

Thanks for your video I'll be getting a new African violet today I couldn't be happier and your video helps me out!

This plant is NOT toxic to dogs, cats, and horses according to the ASPCA. However, my cat just keeps eating it and one time she vomitted (probably because she had empty stomach and ate alot of it). It is very hard for me to display this plant in a place I can see it without putting it in a greenhouse or cover it in a glass type thing.

I inherited my love of African Violets from my mom. She would look for tha plants that were sold at a discount because they were no longer blooming. Finding out what color they were, was always a surprise. I started doing the same and wicked them. At one point i had over 100 of them. Then i was gifted a plant that was infected with tiny black flies. In about a month, all of my plants died. I'm starting over with four non blooming plants i paid $2-3 for them. One has light mauve blooms. The verdict is still out on the other three although they are all sending up buds. I thought that the one with the lightest colored leaves would be white. But, i think it may have a purple edge. Because as the first bud is opening, i see purple.

My favourite by far.

"They are globally called african violets" African violet is an english name

Thank u for your advice. My violets are so healthy but rarely ever blooms. What's going wrong?

I spray them with water like my other plants there's no difference but I am careful over watering

I am growing some now from leaves of my wife mother AV that are being treated horribly; so I took some leaves and planted in some fresh soil and put about two pots in my green house and they took off no new sprouts yet but they took root

one thing i have learned for thse plants, DO NOT TOUCH THE LEAVES, THEY DO NOT LIKE IT AT ALL.

Suzanne here, my lord i have tired for 50 years and i have never had any luck proprogating from leafs, never not once, ugh, i quit trying.

Is this toxic to fish? I bought it at a fish store in the aquarium. As I'm learning about this plant I found it will die after several weeks under water.

Hard to hear her

I already love this series! I love grooming my plants like that. Not only is it satisfying to see your plant with all healthy leaves but its beneficial for the plant to have spent, injured, or otherwise less than healthy leaves removed

Yeah mine were in too big a pot and i wasnt able to gauge properly when it was right to water them. Most likely have root rot but I got them in much smaller pots and im just crossing my fingers

I grew a pilea from a cutting buy the leaves ate much lighter green than usual. Can u help ?

I just bought 2 … a burgundy ripple and a green ripple peperomia. I’m so excited to watch it grow and try to propagate them.

Love African violets, I own 23 and one of them is a trellis not sur if I’m saying right it’s like a vine and also propagating more.❤

Your tutorial was VERY VERY helpful. I am trying to grow an African violet in St. Louis, MO and they do not do well here. My housekeeper gave me one for Mother's Day and so far it is doing OK. Lost a lot of blooms at first, but I expected that because she bought my plant at a florist, and it was probably forced. THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR HELP

I picked up a mini silver crumpled peperomia at Trader Joes recently. It's in a tiny pot with a string attached and it sits in another slightly bigger pot. Instructions say to keep the outside pot filled with water. The funny thing is, there was no description of what kind of plant it was, and it took lots of research to finally identify it. After watching your video I see that I'm going to have to repot it and water it like my pilea plant, which is thriving! I'm loving peperomias. They have gorgeous foliage and seem to be easy to care for. I do wish that sellers would identify the plants they sell so you can research how to care for them properly.

How do you propagate it?

Hi I’m new to your channel! Watched your video on African violets (which I am not successful with, will not bloom). I have to ask what are the ball shaped things you put in the pot?

My plant’s lower leaves are turning black. Help!

Wow. I thought string of hearts have shallow root system....😮

I just found your channel, and I really like what I see. We need more of you. Thank you for doing what you do.

I just ordered the "Luna red" version of this 2 days ago. Sometimes RUclips is creepy, but I'm glad this video was recommended in my feed. The watering cue is very helpful, I tend to overwater.

They had these on sale at Lowe's. I only paid $4 for it. It sits under a lamp in my living room. 🍀😻

Oml, your pilea looks so good! Ive been trying to grow mine but I keep getting black/brown leaf tips that recede all the way back to the stems :x I hardly water it and the roots are fine, have you had this happen to you?

I adore this plant. I have a Luna red

Love the new look of the philedendron! ❤

The information around baby tears confuses me so much. Like, I've seen so many different plants called Baby Tears, and they all seem to have different growth habits and needs and I'm completely lost on it.