One african violet led to another... and another.... and then another... It just never ends! I wanted to get more and more different varieties. There are so many varieties of african violets that you can choose from, starting from different leaf patterns and shapes, different bloom colors, and plant sizes. I'm usually easily swayed by the miniature varieties just because they look small.

African violets just seem to fit my schedule. They don't seem to require lots of care, and they're very easy to propagate. They can also be hybridized to create your own hybrid. That's why there are so many different varieties of african violets all around the world! Once you get into keeping african violets, it's hard to get out of it.

I've only provided a picture of some of the leaves I put down for propagation. I do have several more. These are the types of african violets I have for propagation: 

Midget Lillian

Trinket O' Pink

Rob's Twinkle Blue

Pip Squeek

Dangerous

Ness' Crinkle Blue

Bon Bon

Optimara Little Hopi II

Optimara My Joy

Rob's Cool Fruit

Star Wars

Rebel's Glory Be

Rhapsodie Rosalie

Katia

I still have more that I want to propagate. But being a full-time student, I have a very limited budget, and african violets aren't cheap! Either way, I am hoping to get a hold of these varieties:

Wish list:

Midget gumdrop

Senk's Fruit Fly

School Bells

Midnight Waltz

Rob's Twinkle Pink

Spunky Trail

Teeny Bopper

Shirl's Blue Eyes

Chantaspring

Little Chippery Trail

Pixie Runaround Sport

Skies Over Italy

Precious Pink

Dean's Bunny Blue

Pink Dove

Midget Bon Bon

Baby Moonbeam

Optimara Little Moonstone

Rob's Copper Cat

Tiny Moon Goddess

Bridal Lady

Rob's Zippity Doo

1 step closer to my goal :)