False African Violet - Streptocarpus saxorum 'White Butterfly' - Welsh Grown Size:10cm so don't keep it anywhere

so don't keep it anywhere damp

when they get to about 1/3 the size of the parent plant

mostly native to tropical Asia and the Pacific Islands

creating a luxe stoneware effect

place them in your brightest spot and they will love you too

False African Violet - Streptocarpus saxorum 'White Butterfly' - Welsh Grown Size:10cm so don't keep it anywhereScientific Name Streptocarpus saxorum (twisted fruit of the rocks) Common Name Cape Primrose, False African Violet Origin Found on cliffs and rock faces in Kenya and Tanzania Light Likes bright, indirect light; not enough sun to melt a chocolate bar, but not overly shady as this can keep the soil too soggy. Water Allow the top layer of soil to dry between watering; make sure the plant is not sat in soggy soil or completely bone dry. Humidity Average