I'm so happy for you, Thierry! Keep the plant's soil acid (low pH), well-drained, and on the dry side and it will be happiest. The acidity is the biggest issue, because it can easily become very chlorotic if it there is much lime in the soil. I would only use rain water if possible, or perhaps distilled water!

Good luck,
Stefan

Thanks Stefan :-)
I planted it in ground of heather as so to have an acid soil :-) Crossed fingers. I would have done my best anyway :-) I bought so seeds as well, if something wrong happen, I'll be able to have a new start.
U can think I'm nuts but I find it so beautiful and it's so hard to find ! Anyway, do wonder what I won't do for violets :-)

All and only the best :-)
Thierry.

Thierry,
An additional warning: Keep the crown of the plant as dry as possible in autumn and winter. I lost most of my plants by fungal infection of the rootstock. A sunny position (even in autumn) or a cold greenhouse with good ventilation is recommended.
Best wishes
Gerd

Thanks for the advices :-)
I'll try my best, I promise ! And I'll keep the faith :-)
I do NOT want to loose that one.

Take care.
Thierry.