How to take care of newly bought violets

1. How to deal with newly bought violets

When you first buy violets, if you buy them with pots, you can first trim the dry or malnourished leaves and branches. Because it has changed to a new environment, it will not grow immediately. It is best to place it in a ventilated and humid environment for a period of time. During this period, you can spray it with some water to create a slightly humid environment. Do not give it too much light or other external stimuli. Wait until it has fully adapted to the environment before repotting.

2. Specific details of the handling measures

1. Soil: In terms of soil, it is best to use loose and breathable soil, and the soil should be acidic, because poor soil quality may lead to poor root development. Especially when you just buy it, if the soil is not good, you can break up some of the soil without damaging the roots, and then change the soil and replant it.

2. Environment: The newly bought violets need some time to adapt to the new environment. Violets prefer to grow in a ventilated and humid environment. If you grow violets at home, it is best to place them in the living room. It is best to have milder light and moisture to allow it to better adapt to the new environment.

3. Watering: Violets do not need much water because they have just been bought and have not started to grow yet. Water it about once every 5-7 days, and it is best to keep the soil in the pot moist. You can also spray some water to increase the humidity.

4. Fertilization: Violets are plants that like fertilizer, but don’t rush to fertilize them when you just buy them. After it starts to grow or is repotted, you can apply a small amount of fertilizer at first, and then gradually add some to reach the normal amount of fertilizer. If you apply fertilizer too quickly, it is easy to burn its roots and affect the growth of the plant.