A gardener asked which months African violets bloom.
African violets are not seasonal; they can bloom any month indoors with proper care. Many growers achieve 10–12 months of bloom per year. A typical cycle: 6–8 weeks of blooming followed by a 1–3 month rest period. With optimal conditions, some plants bloom nearly continuously.
Winter blooms are especially rewarding, providing color when outdoor gardens are dormant.
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