Sandy had two questions: when to pot up propagated babies growing in vermiculite, and how to repot older plants with long, twisted necks.
Transplant when babies have 3-4 leaves (any size). Use small pots (2.5 inches/Dixie cups with holes). Keep moist, bright indirect light. Optional: humidity bag for transition (vent to prevent rot).
This common issue with older violets requires specific technique: scrape neck to stimulate roots, repot deeper, bag for humidity. Full protocol to follow after consulting references.
Violets bloom best slightly pot-bound. Don't over-pot babies or mature plants.
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