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Viola altaica
Viola altaica is a perennial herb known for its charming, vibrant violet-blue flowers that stand out against lush green foliage. The heart-shaped leaves and short stature suit its preference for the cooler climates of alpine meadows. Its hardiness enables survival through rigorous winters, while its early spring blossoms attract various pollinators, contributing to the ecosystem's health.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
15 cm
Plant Height

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Care Guide for Viola altaica

Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
0 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Viola altaica thrives in humid forests and mountainous regions, making it sensitive to drought. While it requires consistent moisture, overwatering can cause decay. In gardens, water based on weather conditions to avoid excessive dryness; for potted plants, water thoroughly when the soil surface is dry.
Fertilize: Slow-release compound fertilizers are suitable for viola altaica. Apply thin liquid fertilizer every two weeks during growth and blooming. Always refer to product specifications for specific application methods.
Pruning: Viola altaica features vibrant flowers and compact growth. Prune in early spring to enhance blooms and foliage, removing dead stems and thinning crowded areas for better air circulation. Proper pruning ensures optimal recovery, a tidy appearance, and helps prevent disease, supporting overall health.
Propagation: Certain varieties of viola altaica are self-pollinating and produce fruits after flowering. The ripe fruits split into three petals, allowing for the collection of seeds, which can be sown in the following year.
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