Joann's African violets had lush green foliage but no flowers for months. She fertilized weekly with Miracle-Gro African Violet food at every watering.
Weekly full-strength fertilizing is excessive. African violets need winter rest (October-February) with NO fertilizer. Even indoors, they sense seasonal cues. Constant feeding promotes leaves over flowers.
Lush foliage means the plant is healthy, just resting. Buds will appear when conditions align.
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