Dee -

if it is leggy - it needs light. Do you have tinted windows? The second thing - fertilizer.

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I agree ... it sounds like light is your issue.

You're on Step 2 ...

The steps to developing the knack for caring for African Violets ...

Step 1 - When you can water them without killing them.

Step 2 - When you give them enough light so that flower buds don't turn brown, dry up, and drop off.

Step 3 - When you give just enough fertilizer in their water to keep them healthy and blooming.

Step 4 - When you protect your plants from the exposures that can turn you into a pest fighter, rather than an AV lover.

Step 5 - When you learn that AV's grow and bloom better in smaller (1/3rd plant diameter), rather than larger, pots.

Step 6 - When you learn to lighten your soil mix with Pearlite.

Step 7 - Repotting your AV's at least once a year.

Lol I think I started backwards, I know from seven up, still on the job of getting them to bloom though becase my exposre is a north-west so I had to put green house mesh around it, its a room that has only grills and two colums sort of a patio. But they are alive and most are growing so at least I am not killing them.