Viola cultivation report

Jewel-like small flowers add color to the garden in the cold season when the soil freezes. Cute and vivid winter flowers.

Hi. I’m the viola fairy Bianca! Viola is simply a small variety of pansy, but it has a unique butterfly-like cute flower that blooms all winter long. At first glance, it looks like a flower with a tropical color and shape, but it is extremely resistant to the cold of winter, so it is a must-have flower for a winter garden that tends to get lonely. And durable and long lasting! “It’s also attractive that it’s easy to grow, even for beginners.”

Viola“almost weekly” cultivation report

8/29start
Seed planting
Bianca
A sand grain! ? These extremely small grains are viola seeds. Violas are known for their strength and longevity, but the only challenge is getting Futaba out of these seeds! ?
9/5
Germination!
Bianca
This is viola germination! “Look at how delicate it is, like the second hand of a wristwatch!”
9/12
Permanent planting
Bianca
As expected, it is difficult to plant the second hand of a watch suddenly in the open field, but it has grown into this splendid Futaba in two weeks. It’s okay if you come this far!
9/19
True leaves come out
Bianca
As long as germination and planting go well, the leaves will grow relatively smoothly after that.
9/26
Leaves with a unique shape
Bianca
Speaking of viola, this is it! His trademark is a unique cloud-like shape that he draws
10/3
Huge leaves
Bianca
A large leaf appears, but the viola leaf is a mini size.
10/10
leaves start to grow
Bianca
More and more leaves! “Autumn temperatures are the most suitable for growth.”
10/17
More leaves!
Bianca
Viola leaves spring up from the center of the plant.
10/24
The stem grows
Bianca
As the leaf density increases, the stems of the outer leaves grow longer.
10/31
Darker leaf color
Bianca
It’s packed with nutrients, and the leaves are getting firmer.
11/7
Leaves still growing
Bianca
Wow wow!
11/14
Viola buds have grown
Bianca
About two and a half months after planting the seeds. I already have buds!
11/21
Petals begin to appear
Bianca
Vivid purple with a velvety texture is gorgeous.
11/28
Petals made
Bianca
Viola has a slightly different appearance. From this shape, it blooms like a butterfly spreading its wings.
12/5
Flowering!
Bianca
The upper petal is a bewitching purple, and the lower petal is a vivid yellow and purple one-point color. Whoever thought of that, it’s an interesting shape
12/12
Full bloom
Bianca
The color is very calm, and the appearance is quite good!
Bianca
This is the water color version. The subtle difference in color between the top and bottom gives a sense of style. The yellow color in the center is also fashionable.
12/19
Still blooming
Bianca
Viola flowers have a long lifespan. It has been blooming for about a month.
12/26
The next bud begins to form
Bianca
Next, new flower buds begin to form, and the flower baton is slowly passed. you’re really slow
1/2
Downward flower
Bianca
It must be heavy because it has an elaborate flower shape.
1/9
Go to hardy mode
Bianca
As the year progresses, when the cold weather finally sets in, growth takes a break.
1/16
Cold resistant
Bianca
Isn’t it amazing to be able to withstand the cold while blooming flowers?
1/23
Suspension of growth while flowers are blooming
Bianca
In spite of the frosty cold, the leaves do not wither
1/30
Cold resistance MAX
Bianca
North Wind & Frost Pillar Attack! “I made it through January
2/6
End of the first flower
Bianca
Thank you for the two flowers that bloomed all winter. And new flower buds in no time!
2/13
Flower duty change
Bianca
Even if one flower ends, a new flower begins to open immediately without leaving a gap. Viola’s selling point is the spirit of service that doesn’t bore the viewer!
2/20
New flowers bloom!
Bianca
this is also a nice color
2/27
Buds start to grow
Bianca
February of three cold four warm. It’s still cold, but Viola is about to resume her activities. The speed at which buds can form has also increased
3/6
Buds ready to bloom
Bianca
Before I knew it, there were three buds! ? Viola gains momentum as soon as she hears March’s voice. Somehow the whole stock is getting bigger!
3/13
Flowering in perfect condition
Bianca
It’s not so much that it’s a riot of flowers, but watching the tiny viola flowers bloom one after the other energetically makes me feel like I’m cheering them up.

One point! 　Viola cultivation

The seeds are small and germination is a little difficult, but once the leaves appear, they grow strongly. From December to March, the leaves stop growing, but flowers continue to bloom.

Cultivation difficulty：★★☆☆☆