How to grow violets, the flower language of violets

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1. How to raise

2. Flower language

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Violet likes nutritious soil, and can be mixed with leaf mold soil, peat soil, and sandy soil. It cannot tolerate shade, so it must have sufficient sunlight during growth, except in midsummer. Pay attention to watering during the growth period, water more in summer and reduce watering in autumn and winter. When growing well, apply thin fertilizer every 10-15 days, paying attention to the ratio and concentration. It likes a cool environment, and the temperature is best kept at around 15-18 degrees Celsius.

1. How to raise

1. How to grow

1. Soil: Violet likes to grow on nutrient soil. It can be mixed with leaf mold soil, peat soil, and sandy soil. Such soil quality can meet the requirements. growth needs.

2. Sunlight: It cannot tolerate shade. It must have sufficient sunshine during growth. If there is a lack of sunshine, it will lead to poor growth and poor growth. It can be used in other seasons except midsummer. Place in a well-lit area.

3. Watering: Pay attention to watering during the growth period , provide water regularly in spring to maintain growth needs. In summer, the temperature is higher and evaporation is strong, so more watering is needed. In autumn and winter, the temperature gradually drops, and watering should be reduced at this time.

4. Fertilization: In order to ensure good growth, you also need to pay attention to reasonable fertilization. When the growth is good, you can apply thin fertilizer every 10-15 days, but you must pay attention to the ratio and concentration to provide suitable nutrients.

5. Temperature: It likes a cool environment, and the temperature is the best. It is best to keep it at around 15-18 degrees Celsius to facilitate later growth.

2. Flower language

There are several overall flower languages of violets. The most common flower language is "eternal beauty and love", and "simplicity and virtue". "Because it blooms in summer, the fragrance can make people cool, so there is another flower language that is "coolness in midsummer." It comes in several colors, and different colors represent different flower languages.

2. Flower language

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