I ordered violet leaves from a greenhouse,they are doing a great job except for their blooming color, somehow all of theme bloom different colors then what they are supposed to. for example i have some fantasy colors, they bloom only one solid color, no sparkle on it.for dirt I used Sphagnum Peat Moss,Vermiculite,Perlite equal amount of each.12-36-14 Jack‘s Classic violets food almost every time i watering,2I believe they have enough light because they bloom, leaves looks so healthy, so what am i doing wrong?to make theme bloom different color then original color please can you help me.Thanks .
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Tourmaline and Ceramic are just the materials that heating plates are made from. As far as usage, they're really no different from one another. The best brand is one that you're comfortable holding.
I don't know of a way to change the colors of an African Violet. All I can say is that when ordering plants it is nearly impossible to know that the colors you see online/in catalog are the colors you will get when growing the plants. I have Daylilies that are nowhere near the colors that I ordered. As a result I have learned to buy plants in person if I am concerned about the colors.
Flower color can be affected by temperature: too hot or too cold. Light as wellcould be your plants are still a bit too young to color the way you want them. With maturity and more carbohydrates they may change up. I don't understand sparkle.you mean like glitter? Plants don't make glitter, that may have been applied for the picture. In some plants changing the soil pH will change the flower color, most note-ably, hydrangeas. If you have some plants to play withtry acidifying the soil a wee bit on one and increasing the pH on another. Don't go too far, it will kill the plants. If your colors are way off, could be you were sent the wrong varieties or you trusted the catalog color too closely.
