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Yes, African violets can be grown on a screened-in porch during the summer, provided they receive indirect sunlight and are protected from harsh direct sunlight and drafts. Ensure the temperature remains within their preferred range of 65-75°F (18-24°C) and maintain consistent moisture in the soil without letting it become waterlogged. Regularly monitor humidity levels, as African violets thrive in higher humidity. Adjust their placement if they show signs of stress, such as wilting or leaf burn.
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What is the skeletal structure of African violet?
African violets are grown to show as a single crowned specemin in standard, large, miniature sizes. There are also trailing multiple crowned varieties. African violets are very much, full of liquid.
What is the definition of kiwano?
A Kiwano is a South African fruit, or weed there. A nickname is the gelly melon. It is to be grown in summer conditions.
What season are zucchini grown in?
They are grown in summer
What season are carnations grown in?
Carnations are grown in late spring and summer outside. In greenhouses they can be grown in any season, but it might get too hot for them in summer.
When is wheat grown?
in the spring and summer
When can corn be grown?
Middle of summer.
Which variety of Groundnut is grown in summer?
Avtar
What flower grown in summer?
All flowers grow in summer, because there is more sun.
Which month is paddy grown in India?
During Summer
In which season cotton is grown in Deccan?
spring or summer
What is te growing season for rice?
rice is grown in towards the end of spring so in summer it can start growing
What are the violet leaves good for?
African violet leaves are good for growing more violets. Cut a leaf along with one inch of stem, poke the stem down into the soil. Within four weeks you will notice the leaf has grown roots because the leaf will stand up straighter. In six weeks you will notice small plantlets starting to emerge.
