Love!
These little cuties arrived blooming! Three different colors. Healthy. Arrived quickly. Packed securely, no broken leaves…thanks Carmen! Hirt’s came through once again!
SALE Miniature African Violet - 3 Plants/2" Pot - Great for Terrariums
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SALE Miniature African Violet - 3 Plants/2" Pot - Great for Terrariums
- SKU:
- MorningAVMini3AH
- UPC:
- 810061360858
- Currently Available:
- 9
Product Description
The variety and color of the violet you will receive will vary with the season. May not be in bloom.
The most popular blooming plant in the world is the African Violet (SAINTAPAULIA). And for good reason, they bloom continuously, twelve months a year. Plus they are easy to grow, a filtered light window with warm temperatures is all you need. Keep evenly moist, not wet dry.
- Excellent for Terrariums or Fairy Gardens
- Depending on the season the plants may be budded
- Provide bright, indirect light, Keep evenly moist, not wet or dry
- The variety and color shipped will vary with the season and crop
- 3 plants - shipped in 2" pots, may not be in bloom
Product Reviews
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Three beauties.
I love the quality that this seller has . everything comes well packaged in layers.
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Mini African violets delivered soaking wet from watering before shipped
I received them packaged well against damage but they were heavily watered before sending. The whole plant was drenched and had been most of the delivery process. I tried to dry them off carefully and get the leaves off the wet soil but they were so soggy. I have them out waiting to see what happens. It looks like one has some viable stems (maybe) and one leaf that didn't turn dark and mushy. The other two don't look so good all the leaves are darks and dead. Maybe there is something alive in the crown of the plant but not holding out hope. Praying at least one lives.
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Mini African violets delivered soaking wet from watering before shipped
I received them packaged well against damage but they were heavily watered before sending. The whole plant was drenched and had been most of the delivery process. I tried to dry them off carefully and get the leaves off the wet soil but they were so soggy. I have them out waiting to see what happens. It looks like one has some viable stems (maybe) and one leaf that didn't turn dark and mushy. The other two don't look so good all the leaves are darks and dead. Maybe there is something alive in the crown of the plant but not holding out hope. Praying at least one lives.
