21 photos -African violet

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It took me a while to get these flowers used to my conditions :) but now I can't imagine a window sill without them. They are not as complicated as one thinks.
-Keep them inside
-Bright, but not direct sunlight.
-Regular watering but not too much.
-Do not allow water to contact the leaves.
-Remove dry leaves
Here are photos of several pots because a couple of them have not bloomed yet. I also need to get white.
Not only do they differ in the colour of the flowers, but also in their size and shape and the leaves.

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This one is the most delicate. Even with a small touch, the flower may fall off.
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-Another pink
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In addition, the first flower of one of several geraniums.
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and Gloxinia, full of buds.
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camera: Canon EOS 60D
lens: Canon EF-S 35mm f/2.8 Macro IS STM


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Photos by desro@desro - ©RominaM*

21 photos -African violet | Ecency