About the Product: African Violets are a staple indoor plant, staying small and producing colorful flowers year round indoors! These vibrant blooms will bring life and a pop of color to any space. While the plants are easy to grow and care for, growing them from seed makes for a great gardening challenge! *Warning*: these seeds are very tiny, practically specks of dust! Make sure to open the envelope over a white sheet of paper to catch the seeds. Instructions: These seeds grow slowly, so we recommend using the following to sow the seeds: 12 Cavity Greenhouse with 6 soil pellets Soil Pellets Liquid Fertilizer Fertilize potting mix with diluted liquid fertilizer prior to sowing and continue watering with diluted fertilizer as the seedlings grow. Sow the seeds on the surface of the soil, keep soil moist and cover with a humidity dome to maintain moisture levels. Keep warm, >70F and away from direct sun. If using a grow light, place the planter ~10in away from the light and keep the lights on for 10hrs a day. (Find more info on germinating seeds by going to our seed guide) These seeds are for the 2026 growing season. About the seeds: Level: beginner | intermediate | advanced Germination Time:(days) 14-30 days Depth(in) sprinkle on the surface of soil Spacing(in) 2-5 per soil pod or planter Recommended planter small soil pod or 2-3" nursery planter Time to Maturity(days) 6-7 months Seed Prep pre-soak | scarification | stratification | none Method greenhouse method | paper towel method Temperature 70F - 80F About the Plants: Description small bushy plant with velvety green leaves with white variegation and pastel-colored blooms. Difficulty beginner | intermediate | advanced Growth Speed slow | medium | fast Size of plant 8”-16” Light full sun | partial sun | shade | grow lights Soil well- draining coconut coir/peat-based potting mix Temperature warm | cool Pet-friendly cats | dogs | no Pests crown & root rot, blight, spider mites, mealy bugs Fertilization heavy | moderate | light
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