Identifying and Caring for Three Mystery Violet-Like Plants

Gardener has three tiny fuzzy-leaved plants: one light green upright, two with reddish-purple stems (one firm, one soft). Kept in shade, watered twice weekly from bottom. Many soggy, wilted leaves removed — likely overwatering.

Care Corrections

• Light: Increase significantly — violets need bright indirect light.
• Watering: Let soil dry slightly between waterings. Soggy leaves = overwatering.
• Identification: Likely African violets. Visit Optimara.com for care guides; search Google Images for "African violets" to compare.
• Flowers: Yes, they bloom. Enjoy the surprise of unknown colors!