African Violet
Saintpaulia ionantha

The African Violet, a popular houseplant, is renowned for its velvety leaves and vividly colored flowers, usually in shades of blue, purple, or white. Native to Tanzania, it thrives in warm, humid environments and indirect sunlight. African Violets are small, low-growing plants forming a rosette of leaves with flowers emerging from the center. They are cherished for their ability to bloom several times a year, adding a continuous splash of color to indoor spaces.

Growing phases (4)

Germination

Seedling

Vegetative growth

Flowering

Growing phases (4)

1. Germination

21 days

  • Lighting

    75/m2/s, 3/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    24°C

  • Soil moisture

    45%

  • Plant temperature

    24°C

  • Air humidity

    24%

2. Seedling

40 days

  • Lighting

    100/m2/s, 4/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    23°C

  • Soil moisture

    45%

  • Plant temperature

    23°C

  • Air humidity

    23%

3. Vegetative growth

90 days

  • Lighting

    120/m2/s, 6/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    22°C

  • Soil moisture

    45%

  • Plant temperature

    22°C

  • Air humidity

    22%

4. Flowering

60 days

  • Lighting

    150/m2/s, 8/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    21°C

  • Soil moisture

    45%

  • Plant temperature

    21°C

  • Air humidity

    21%

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