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Viola magnifica
Viola magnifica boasts large, heart-shaped leaves and velvety petals that range from violet to deep purple hues. Its robust stature is a testament to its resilience in mountainous habitats. The striking appearance with prominent yellow stamens draws in pollinators, vital for its continued survival amid rocky terrain. This plant is a jewel among wildflowers, with a bloom that celebrates the alpine spring.
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Semi-evergreen
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0 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Viola magnifica

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0 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Viola magnifica thrives in humid forests and mountainous regions, requiring consistent moisture but not drought tolerance. Excessive watering can cause decay. In gardens, water based on weather to prevent soil dryness; in pots, ensure thorough watering when the soil surface is dry.
Fertilize: Use common slow-release commercial compound fertilizers for viola magnifica. During growth and blooming, apply thin compound liquid fertilizer every two weeks. Refer to product specifications for specific application methods.
Pruning: Viola magnifica is a perennial with vibrant blooms. Prune in early to late spring to eliminate damaged growth and promote new blooms. Trim spent flowers to prolong blooming. Use clean tools to reduce disease risk, and consult local guidelines for best practices.
Propagation: Viola magnifica can be self-pollinated, producing fruit after flowering. The ripe fruit splits into three petals, allowing for seed collection that can be sown the following year.
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