If you're decorating your home with plants, African violets are a great choice. They bloom almost constantly, and African ...

One of the easiest ways to propagate African violets is by taking leaf cuttings and popping them in water. 'Pick a mature, firm, and healthy leaf,' says Vladan Nikolic from Mr. Houseplant.

If you see the insects, remove them by spraying the plant with warm water or by wiping the leaves with a cotton swab soaked in alcohol. Uneven growth: Pangborn says that African violets can grow ...

Wild violets are a beautiful addition to any garden; they also make for a great ground cover. There are a couple big mistakes ...

Most cuttings take two to four weeks to form roots. Resist the urge to pull up on cuttings to check, as tiny roots are tender ...

The Flame Violet, known formally as Episcia Cupreata, is a tropical plant part of the Gesneriaceae family, which is the same family as African Violets. These plants are known for their fuzzy ...