I rescued this African Violet pot from a thrift store.
It now has a home on my kitchen table.
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5 comments:
I've never seen a plant at a thrift store! You were lucky to find it. Love the pot.
The violets are bloomin' in my yard! I haven't spotted any Confederate Violets yet.
This little violet was having a lucky day when you walked in the thrift store! The pot is gorgeous.
I am sure it will make your meals so much sweeter.
I LOVE African violets, but have had trouble keeping them ALIVE! I'm getting better, managing to get about a year or so out of each plant now, and even getting them to flower! I am wondering, from your photo, if the stones in the pot, help to protect the plant, maybe in the case of watering??... or are they just for looks? Any tips?
beautiful violets. I was going to ask the same question. Do the stones help with the violets growth and well being. It is beautiful I have 2 violets but no flowers as of yet. any suggestions.
thank you
patty
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