A grower's 30-year and 15-year-old African violets suddenly wilted after repotting in the same pots with fresh soil. Standard watering didn't revive them.
Established, well-cared-for violets don't collapse suddenly without an organism involved. Likely causes:
Contact African Violet Society of America (avsa.org) immediately for expert diagnosis. They specialize in mature plant issues. Isolate plants from each other. Consider propagating healthy leaves as insurance.
Repotting old violets is high-risk. Many experts advise against disturbing established root systems unless absolutely necessary.
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