African violet plant
OwnerReinhold Holtkampinventor
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Abstract
A new cultivar of African violet known by the cultivar name Margit having numerous relatively small leaves and a profuse flowering corolla. Violet blossoms are carried on very upright and strong flower stems, the center of each blossom being relatively darker, velvety and shiny. The variety has a uniform growth habit, and provides an attractive saleable plant within 7-9 weeks after potting, with flowering being essentially continuous.
Claims1
A new and distinct cultivar of African violet known by the cultivar name Margit, and particularly characterized by the combined features of compact growth with relatively small leaves, very upright and strong flower stems which form a compact and profuse corolla;
- nine or more flower stems, with 6-9 or more violet flowers per stem, center of flower is relatively darker, velvety and shiny;
- uniform growth habit;
- almost continuous flowering, and by its ability to provide an attractive saleable plant with a compact corolla within 7-9 weeks after potting.
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