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How to care and cultivate
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A brief history of African Violets.
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African Violets require
constantly moist soil and high humidity. They thrive best in one
of these new self watering African Violet Pots.
These pots consist of a porous inner plant pot that is nested
inside of a decorative outer water container.
The decorative outer pot is glazed and painted. This pot is
designed to hold the inner plant pot and a substantial amount
of water.
The smaller inner pot is glazed and painted along the rim
only. The rest of this inner pot is left unglazed, unpainted
and therefore very porous. The inner pot is readily able to
uniformly absorb water from the outer pot.
This system of nested pots keeps your African Violets evenly,
but not excessively, moist. The slow and even absorption of
water by the inner pot not only provides a better environment
for your African Violet but also maintains the humidity level
required for the plant, requires less refilling of the outer
pot and also waters your African Violets while you are away
on short trips.
Violetpots.com
offers a wide selection of these African
Violet Pots. Each pot is hand poured and painted specifically for
each customer. These beautiful pots are made by Eloisa, a ceramic
and pottery artisan originally from the Republic of Panama. She
also served as the 'Indoor
House Plant Specialist'for
an American nationwide nursery & crafts store.
These pots will provide not only an
excellent habitat for your African Violets but a decorative addition
to your home. They also make great gifts. Should you have any questions
or special orders please E-Mail me at:Eloisa@calle50.com.
A
member of the African Violet Society of America.
For more information about African violets and AVSA, visit the African
Violet Society of America website at www.avsa.org