Are you planning to plant horned violets? Why not - these perennials that can bloom in many colors are really delightful. But not every location is suitable for these little flowers…
Horned violets like it humid and sunny
Light at the top and moist at the bottom - that's where horned violets feel at home
Horned violets prefer to grow in a sunny to semi-shady place. In the shade, they hardly form flowers and tend to wither. Whether in a bed outdoors or in a pot on the balcony or terrace - horned violets are suitable for many areas.
Underground, these plants wish to find fresh soil. It should be kept moist and not dry out in the long run. The following soil characteristics are widely advantageous:
- high nutrient content
- moderate to high humus content
- good permeability
- loose texture
tips and tricks
If you sow horned violets at home, you should put them in a dark place until they germinate. Once the cotyledons are visible, they need plenty of light.