Leggy growth signals insufficient light. Gloxinias need the same conditions as African violets:
With adequate light, new growth will stay compact and bloom freely.
Globe Willow Decline in Nevada Desert: Fertilize First
Venus Flytrap Dormancy After Outdoor Transition: Light Adjustment and Recovery
Pinguicula primuliflora Leaf Browning: Light, Water, and Outdoor Transition
Schefflera Scale or Aphids: "Dirt Specks" on New Growth
Seedling ID Help: Need More Photos
Complete Care Guide for Dracaena Deremensis
Oxalis (Shamrock) Scale Infestation Treatment
Succulent Leaf Yellowing and Drop: Light and Water Diagnosis
Identifying Rhoeo spathacea (Moses-in-the-Cradle)
Rescuing an Overwatered Mystery Plant with Bamboo-Like Stems
Daylily Disaster: Stalk Damage, Pest ID, and Emergency Salvage
Small Dirt Mounds in NC Yard: Likely Tiger Beetle Larvae, Not Wasps
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