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My variegated violet blooming!

meyermike_1micha

14 years ago

My one and only plant is blooming like mad..I will take a pic and post..

The only thing that I have done to it, is stick it is a window that gets morning sun, and fed it twice last month, every other week with FP and ow, it is beautiful..A variegated pink white and green leaf one to boot...I am soooo excited..

Thanks so much for all your help!!

Comments (5)

lathyrus_odoratus
14 years ago
How wonderful. It sounds lovely.

I can't wait until mine are blooming! I have either leaves growing plants or very young plants (a few months old), so still have a few months before I see blooms. Until then I have to live vicariously through your excitement. .
meyermike_1micha
Original Author
14 years ago
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meyermike_1micha
Original Author
14 years ago
oops!!

I accidently posted my nemises...LOL

Anyway, Look, the flowers are coming...

Thanks for all your help everyone..
Christine
14 years ago
Your AV is gorgeous! I love how the variegation coordinates with the flowers.

Nemises?? Impossible - what an angelic innocent face with those great blue eyes.
katlady4
14 years ago
The violet is lovely and so is kitty. I know what you mean though - I can't use the bottom shelves on my stands because two little darlings like to graze on my plants.

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