African Violet

• The African violet is a popular houseplant known for its long indoor blooming period. The African violet requires only partial sunlight and temperatures between 60 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit to remain healthy. A sunny window is the ideal spot to produce a robust African violet with continuous blooms. Plant the African violet in a rich potting mix specifically for this type of plant, and fertilize regularly to increase blooming time and production.
  
  

Amaryllis

• The amaryllis is a tall plant with a brightly-colored blooms perched atop its long stem. These flowers sprout from bulbs planted in pots. Always plant an amaryllis in rich, well-drained potting soil. Water frequently, keeping the soil moist yet not soggy. Provide plenty of bright sunlight and fertilize regularly to encourage flowering. As flowers wilt on the plant, clip them away. Snip the wilted stem off close to the bulb. This keeps your amaryllis blooming time after time.
  
  

Miniature Roses

• These tiny rose plants are often sold in gift shops or florists. While their smell is minimal to non-existent, the blooms on the plant are colorful and vigorous. Full sun and warm temperatures above 60 degrees Fahrenheit keep the plant healthy, while daily watering and regular fertilization promote continuous blooming. Clip away old or wilted roses on the plant to encourage the growth of new roses.
  
  

Impatiens

• These tiny, delicate flowers are extremely forgiving plants. Plant in well-drained potting mix and water regularly. Take care not to over-water, keeping the soil moist not soggy. Provide a few daily hours of indirect sunlight (an east-facing window works well) and moderate indoor temperatures. Fertilize the plant with a fertilizer formulated for flowers to produce maximum blooms on your plant.
  
  

Begonias

• The begonia prefers rich, well-drained potting soil. This plant grows equally well in regular or hanging planters, as the flowers tend to hang gracefully over the sides of their containers. Water the plant regularly, but do not allow the soil to become soggy or muddy. Indirect sunlight, such as that from a east-facing window, provides proper light conditions for begonias. Fertilize regularly and pinch off dead or wilting flowers to encourage the begonias to flower continuously.