How to Grow and Care for Small white violet

Small white violet showcases a unique dual flowering system comprised of both chasmogamous and cleistogamous flowers. The chasmogamous flowers are noticeable with their opened form, exuding a delicate fragrance. These are typically the primary attractors for pollinators. In contrast, the cleistogamous flowers remain closed, lacking petals, and emerge later under the shelter of the tree canopy. These closed blooms give rise to ovoid seed capsules on separate stems, contributing to the plant's propagation. Physically, small white violet is best identified by its display of white flowers, which can be a key identifier in its native environments, such as forest floors and moist meadows.