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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    Brovallia is beautiful

    For summer flowering, seeds are sown in early spring, but more often this purple beauty gets tighter blooming. In the summer, keep the plant at a temperature of +22 degrees, with a sweating on a sunny balcony.

    Under direct rays, the leaves wither, dry, the flowers lose their bright color. Do not let the substrate dry out. In hot weather, spray brovallia 2-3 times a day, but not in the sun. Feed it once every 10 days with liquid complex fertilizer - and you will receive a luxurious flowering in gratitude.

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  2. Fatima ESENOVA, Beslan

    No matter how much she tried to sow the seeds of brovallia, the sprouts only got from the fifth time. But now I'm proud that I brought up such a miracle, pleasing blue lovely flowers.

    SOWING SEEDS
    Seeds can be sown almost all the year round. They are very small, germinate in the light, so they sowed superficially on the universal soil, previously shedding it "Epin". Slightly pressed her finger, sprinkled water, covered it with glass and put it on a light window sill. Every day I cleaned the condensate. Delicate shoots appeared quickly and amicably. Gradually accustomed them to the surrounding air, opening for a couple of hours, and a couple of weeks later she took off the shelter.

    UNEXPECTED CASE
    Moistened the seedlings gently from the spray gun or into the pallet. But one day she forgot to water, and the plants sprouted, except for two. Urgently engaged in their salvation: moved the tank from the top shelf to the bottom, gently poured sprouts and covered it with glass. They quickly went into growth, and in 3 weeks I put them in small cups. She placed it on a light window sill, protecting it from drafts. When the plants reached 10cm, I nipped the tops of 0,5 cm and stuck them in the same cups, and after 2 weeks of rooting I transplanted them into separate containers.

    After a time, the saved seedlings of Brovallia gave the first flowering.
    They grew quickly, cut them in any season, so I soon had a whole family of wonderful, constantly flowering plants.
    ADVICE FOR CARE
    I grow Brovalia in the conditions of the room and as a summer in a hanging flower pot, planting several cuttings together for splendor. I collect the seeds for reproduction. After flowering cut off all the branches on 1 / 2 - this stimulates the growth of new shoots. The plant is sufficiently cold-resistant, in winter it can be kept at + 15 degree, reducing watering.
    Of the pests, I saw on the brovalli only a spider mite, which was easily removed by bathing the plant 2 times in a solution of laundry soap.

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