Mixing Osmocote (19-6-12) into the soil at repotting is fine for African violets. Do not fertilize again until the pellets are exhausted (typically 3–4 months), or you’ll risk fertilizer burn.
Wick-based self-watering pots often keep soil too wet, causing root rot. If you use them:
If a violet refuses to bloom, dissolve 1 teaspoon Epsom salts in 1 gallon water and water once. Often triggers flowering within a month.
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