I've lived here 50 years — where did these blackberry vines come from all of the sudden? This question and more get answered by the Georgia Gardener ...

you can employ either fluorescent or LED lights to grow African violets. Keep the lights on for 10-12 hours a day at a height of 12 inches above the plants. African violets are easily propagated ...

African violets are one of the most popular houseplants ... Plants also need a dark period; shut off grow lights at night. Limp, wilted plants. This can be caused by overwatering, poor drainage ...

With soft green leaves and delicate purple blooms, African violets (Saintpaulia ionantha) add a splash of sophistication to ...

It doesn’t matter if you’re caring for a ZZ plant or a cactus: Plants need sunlight to survive. And if you’re living in an apartment devoid of sunlight or don’t have an outdoor space to ...

African violets are grown as houseplants ... If it does not have enough light, it will grow taller with the leaves reaching up for light. Moving the plant closer or farther from the light source ...

"The florescent office light that hangs from the ceiling is not adequate," Joyce advises. The growing floor is a leafy forest of African violets. Arrayed in layer upon layer are plants with curly ...

If your residence is without sufficient natural light, you can employ either fluorescent or LED lights to grow African violets. Keep the lights on for 10-12 hours a day at a height of 12 inches above ...