That does seem possible. I have cropped the one tiny flower showing in the picture, it seems to have fallen off now. May get some flowers in the morning, there seem to be buds forming. I seem to remember the person who gave this to me thought it was a salvia, but it does not have the long sprays of flowers. Small ones closer to the leaves and stem.

Pearl ... Also make sure that your plant is getting enough LIGHT. African Violets need 10-14 hours/day of BRIGHT light through a window ... or indoor fluorescent light. When I finally was able to keep my African Violets alive, ... I next learned that I needed to keep them in BRIGHT LIGHT multiple hours per day to get their flower buds to open. Those plants that I didn't get into a well-lit location would not open their flower buds, even if the plants had flowers and buds when I brought it home. Those buds would just brown and die. So check your LIGHTING. An easy way to make sure your plant is getting enough light is to purchase an inexpensive desk-lamp and use one of the 60 W fluorescent spiral bulbs in it. Train that light onto your African Violet during your waking hours, and I guarantee that you will get bloom. Examples of such lighting setups are displayed below ...

Hi Karalyn, That is promising, Innerlight is one I would like to try. Would two sprouted colorata tubers be fair in exchange? If you have other named varieties that would be of interest. Colorado and Georgia Peach are nice I have those. Please pm for further details Hi Kiddo, I already have several white varieties, anacharis, lettuce

Irina, thanks. I put three leaves down. Hopefully, since it is spring, they will take Yolanda