A healthy blooming African violet produced a single long thin stem—not a leaf or flower. Another grower had seen this once but never identified it.
If tiny leaves are present, it's a stolon (like spider plant babies)—rare in African violets but documented. Called a "basket" in violet terminology.
Most African violets don't produce these. Author has seen only two in decades. A unique propagation opportunity!
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Healthy African Violets Not Blooming: Rest Period, Fertilizer Timing, and Light
Thin Leaf Stems and Small Leaves: Fertilizer and Rest Period Fixes
Managing Aphids on Shrubs: Identification and Control Options
Confederate Jasmine Decline: Water, Cold, or Fungus?
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