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Why are my violas not producing as many blooms as before?

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Several factors can contribute to a decrease in bloom production in violas, including nutrient deficiencies, poor soil quality, overfertilization, or insufficient light. To encourage blooming, it is important to provide the plant with adequate nutrients and to avoid overfertilizing. Additionally, it may be necessary to move the plant to a location with more sunlight to encourage blooming.

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