Sue, I'm not sure of the background of your Blue Angel plant, but when I look it up, it looks a lot like my Streptocarpus saxorum. I grow the saxorum plants out in a 6" hanging basket, or a 4" pot. The basket allows me to use the wire hangers to prop the plant up against them, and the pot allows me to let the plant trail down if I want to let it do that. I usually put 4 rooted cuttings in the pots and put them in fairly bright sunlight, or under the LED lights on my plant stand. I turn the pots frequently about 90 degrees, because they like to grow toward the light. As the plants get up about 4' tall, I begin to pinch the tops out of the tallest ones which encourages them to branch out and become fuller growing. I find the saxorum plants will grow strongly toward the light, and bloom heavily only on the light side of the plants if you don't keep turning them. Just a few hints from a similar looking plant. Hope it helps.

Thank you. It does look very similar to your plant. Yours is lovely! I thought maybe I was making a mistake, planting more than one slip per pot, so I'm glad to know that you do that. I will start pinching and turning pots, and see if I can get mine to look as good. Thanks again.

Sue