Brilliant violets jolly victory and jolly fireball (h.pittman)

Landing

When choosing a pot for planting mini-violets, it should be borne in mind that in the process of its growth it does not need larger containers. The best option for this plant is a flowerpot, the diameter of which does not exceed 8 cm. Ignoring this condition will lead to the fact that the miniature Saintpaulia will gradually grow and lose its decorative effect.

For planting mini-violets, it is advisable to use not very fertile soil, consisting of peat, earth, vermiculite and partially rotted needles, mixed in a ratio of 6: 1: 1: 1. Another component of the composition may be charcoal added in small quantities.

Typically, miniature Saintpaulia is transplanted to replace the depleted soil with a new one. This procedure assumes several conditions:

• the optimal frequency is once a year;
• the most suitable time is the second half of winter;
• the recommended material for the container used is plastic;
• there should be drain holes at the bottom of the pot.

As for the transplant, it provides for the following sequence of actions:

place a layer of sphagnum moss at the bottom of the container and cover it with a thin layer of soil;
carefully remove the mini-violet from the old pot (along with the earthen lump);
gently fluff the soil around the roots of the plant;
determine the height required to immerse the bare section of the stem into the soil;
cut the roots to a length sufficient for a comfortable location of the Saintpaulia in the new soil, and treat them with crushed charcoal;
place a mini-violet in a pot so that the petioles of the lower leaves are on its sides;
cover the plant with soil and tamp it thoroughly.

For information on how to properly transplant a mini-violet, see the next video.

Mechanics

Jumpscares can be triggered by:

Ignoring animatronics.

Standing in the office for too long

Wasting power (Jolly)

Wasting power in Oxygen Control Room (Jolly 3: Chapter 2)

Watching Cameras for too long. (because you’re defenseless)

Not keeping animatronics out of the office with the door. (Jolly)

Letting Metallonette untangle itself. (Jolly)

Not using the Controlled Shock buttons. (Jolly 2)

Remaining without oxygen. (Jolly 3: Chapter 1)

Forgetting to let out the gas. (Jolly 3: Chapter 1)

Running out of gas. (Jolly 3: Chapter 1)

Letting the animatronics get too close. (Jolly 3: Chapter 1 and 2)

Letting Shadow Tweetie to fully mateirlize. (Jolly 3: Chapter 2)

Not closing the door when you hear breathing (Jolly 3: Chapter 2)

Forgetting to flash Hetty (Jollibee's)

Letting Jollibee or Twirlie get in the office (Jollibee's)

Not sealing vents (Jollibee's)

Ignoring Yum in the vent entryway (Jollibee's)

Flashing Popo in the vent entryway (Jollibee's)

Not flashing Yum / Popo in the window (Jollibee's: Phase 2)

Not hiding under the desk (Jollibee's: Phase 2)

Flashing when you hear breathing (Jolly 3: Chapter 2) (Jollibee's: Phase 2)

Not flashing an animatronic if no breathing is heard (Jolly 3: Chapter 2) (Jollibee's: Phase 2)

Doing tasks for too long (Jollibee's: Phase 2)

Violet "Jolly Fireball"

Silhouette description

Young violet Jolly Fireball (you can see the photo just above) independently and easily pack their leaf plates into a problem-free configuration of the silhouette of an exhibition rosette of a checkerboard design of a fairly dense filling.

Compact bushes of a semi-miniature format always remain in the middle of the typological gradation, without overestimating their size even under optimal living conditions.

Medium-format leaves of a pointed-oval structure with a slightly wavy, glistening surface texture have a well-visible, angularly pronounced jaggedness of the contours and a clearly outlined graphic of emerald-tone veins with an enlarged central axis.

The color of the plates is distinguished by a juicy shade of darkened greenery with a lighter edging of the edges in some specimens.

Corollas of a rather large variety are painted in bright shades of a cherry-ruby palette with variable color changes in different specimens.

At the very beginning of the opening, the violet buds have the shape of a ball and a burgundy color of the petals of a very dark tone, which brightens as it dissolves to a standard color.

INTERESTING! With aging of corollas, their petals, like in many red-flowered varieties, can slightly change color, as if fading.

The varietal feature of violet corollas is the double or semi-double texture of the structure and the somewhat chaotic arrangement of the petals in them.The petals are distinguished by slightly wavy contours, the volume of which is emphasized by a slight fringe.

From the mass of constantly forming large corollas, a cap of significant volume is obtained, resembling a blooming azalea in miniature.

Details of the stages of development and flowering

Easy care for Saintpaulia and its independence in development should attract the attention of flower growers, but the variety, for inexplicable reasons, is rarely seen in collections.

Development in home collections

Violet is completely non-capricious. Among her positive varietal touches are:

• independence in the creation of a semi-miniature socket shape;
• bright decorativeness and density of volumes of flower hats;
• increased bloom effect with each wave;
• strong peduncles.

CAREFULLY! There were no significant shortcomings in the variety, although it is possible to stretch the leaf stalks in low light.

Breeding specifics

To carry out such an important phase in the life of any plant as reproduction is obtained exclusively vegetatively:

• children from leaves;
• layering from a mature plant.

The durability of the corollas

The flowers are decorative for about two months.

Olga Sergeevna. “I can notice that all G. Pittman violets from the“ Jolly ”line turned out to be very successful and expressive. I have several of these varieties in my collection, but I have a special relationship with Jolly Fireball - my love for miniatures began with it. "

Care

As already mentioned, any interested florist can take care of mini-violets. To solve this problem, it is enough to familiarize yourself with the recommendations regarding watering and feeding the plant, as well as effectively countering common diseases and pests.

Watering

Proper watering of the described plant involves the use of settled or filtered water - at room temperature or warm. This procedure should be carried out after the topsoil has become completely dry, adhering to a few simple conditions:

• you need to pour water not on Saintpaulia, but around it (closer to the edges of the pot);
• the result of watering should be an earthen lump, which will be completely saturated;
• in spring and summer, the procedure in question is carried out in the morning, and in autumn and winter - in the afternoon.

Top dressing

In order for the miniature Saintpaulia to bloom profusely, it needs a nutritious soil, but not oversaturated with fertilizers. Excessive content of the latter provokes the active growth of green mass, against the background of which the inflorescences will seem extremely small.

Experience shows that to preserve the decorative effect of a mini-violet, complex mineral dressings are sufficient, a small amount of which is applied twice a month. An alternative solution is to transplant the plant into new soil, carried out 2 times a year (in such cases, fertilization is not required).

Diseases and pests

Diseases of miniature Saintpaulias can be divided into 2 groups - infectious and non-infectious. The causative agent of the former is most often the fungal microflora, while the latter develop due to improper care of the ornamental plant. To cope with the infection, it is necessary to treat the mini-violet with a broad-spectrum fungicide, strictly following the instructions for the drug used. To get rid of non-infectious diseases, Saintpaulia creates conditions that are optimal for its full development. In addition, in both cases, all affected areas are removed, followed by treatment of the plant with an antiseptic.

Of the pests, mini-violets are most often disturbed by:

• mealybug;
• aphid;
• shield;
• spider mite.

Varieties

Currently, there is an impressive number of varieties of mini-violets, markedly different in their characteristics. The colors are especially varied, which can be roughly divided into light, red, purple and blue. Consider a list of popular varieties belonging to the first category.

Jolly Andrea

Semi-double and terry miniature "roses", attracting attention with a delicate white-lilac color. Flowering is characterized by abundance and regularity.

Interesting varieties of mini-violets, which are characterized by various shades of red.

Jolly Jubilee. The flowers are characterized by a rich reddish-beet color and can be simple or semi-double. The flowering of the plant is notable for the formation of a fluffy and at the same time neat cap.

The varieties that are shaped by shades of purple include a number of plants.

Little Caboose. The variety is characterized by relatively large lavender-lilac flowers with pronounced doubleness. Of the minuses, the unhurried development and moodiness of the plant can be noted.

Finally, it remains to mention the Harmony's Little Stinker (Harmony) variety - a leafy chimera, the main decoration of which are blue semi-double flowers with white eyes. This variety is rare and expensive, and its successful cultivation involves the abandonment of artificial lighting in favor of natural.

Violet "Jolly Victory"

The adorable miniature Violet Jolly Victory (see photo below) appeared at exhibitions in 2008.

Description

An incredibly beautiful one-color variety has a miniature varietal format. A distinctive quality of the variety is the accurate and completely independent distribution of growing young leaves according to the classical number of tiers of the bush, characterized by a superbly designed checkerboard structure.

The result is a compact miniature with exhibition-perfect silhouette contours.

Leaves of a small-format range in the form of an elongated-pointed oval have an even, satin surface of a dense, shiny texture, denticles along the contour not brightly expressed in the form of a small wave, a rare network of venation with a salad-colored main vein of increased size and a juicy, malachite-green color of plates with small brownish shading that appears in the areas between the veins closer to the center in adult leaves.

Violet forms the spatial volume of its caps from huge rosettes for miniature sizes of annoying flowers with a terry structure of corollas. Due to the slight waviness of the petals and the narrower shape of the inner petals, the corollas look like small copies of peonies.

The violet forms buds of the color of a cloudy Burgundy wine. The tonal palette of the variety's open corollas captivates with various shades of reddish-burgundy, from coral to beetroot colors.

NOTE! The originality of the color is emphasized by the presence of pale-yellow reflections and grayish dustings on the petals in the specimens of the variety.

Features of growth, flowering and reproduction

It is not difficult for flower growers to grow this variety of violets, since it is independent, takes up little space and does not give out surprises during development.

Development in indoor collections

The interest of flower growers in varietal violets is caused by its unpretentiousness and light character. You can also note:

• successes in the independent formation of outlets;
• extremely miniature sizes of silhouettes;
• extraordinary pomp of hats;
• good growth on the wick.

Of the unpleasant signs of Saintpaulia, it can be noted:

• the need for intense light to go through the budding phase;
• fading of corollas.

Breeding feature

Carrying out the most important phase in violets is easy and without any particular problems with the help of rooting of leafy cuttings.

Flowering temperature

Heat in indoor collections can slightly change the color of flowers - corollas by the end of their flowering can slightly fade and fade.

Longevity of flowers

Corollas of the Saintpaulia variety retain their freshness for more than two months.

Ekaterina Romanovna. “Violet“ Jolly Victory ”is the most valuable exhibit in my still small collection.A chic miniature with a tiny rosette, which is hidden under a huge head of flowers of a grayish-wine shade. It grows by itself, care is almost minimal. I advise you to take a closer look. "

Variety maker

Both varieties presented, delightfully distinguished in any home collection, have been registered on the AVSA - Violet Society of America.

They were brought out by an active popularizer of Saintpaulias and a wonderful Texas breeder, whose name appears in the AVSA Hall of Fame, Hortense Pittman, as a result of the completion of regular seasons of experiments in the field of breeding exotic beauties.

Hortense Pittman's fascination with violets began around the middle of the twentieth century (late 60s) thanks to a single specimen of Saintpaulia, presented to her as a gift. Collecting violets from a grower gradually grew into an interest in their selection.

1979 was marked by the appearance of her own varietal specimen, which was largely facilitated by help in comprehending the selection wisdom from Harold Utz, a friend of the Pittman couple, who was actively engaged in breeding tropical beauties at that time.

Hortense, together with her husband Ray Pittman, creates a family nursery of Uzambara violets "Hortense's African Violet", constantly takes part in exhibitions, leads the 27th president of the main American society of violet lovers.

The breeder is constantly working to improve the qualities and images of Saintpaulias, which is marked by the creation of more than 670 different varieties from several brand lines. The craftsmen are especially fond of miniature views.

IMPORTANT! The described violets are specimens from the most significant line of G. Pittman with the abbreviation "Jolly".

Home care

Despite the ease of keeping mini violets at home, you should still follow some rules.

Conditions of detention

Only thanks to this, mini-plants will fully develop, please with abundant flowering:

• exclude direct sunlight on the plant;
• increase the duration of daylight hours to a violet to 10-12 hours;
• the most suitable place is a windowsill facing the west or east side;
• the plant should be periodically turned, this will help to avoid improper plant development;
• provide for the absence of drafts in the room.

The main thing in caring for violets is to create optimal conditions.

Air humidity

In order to prevent changes in the shape of the sheet plate, you should monitor the humidity in the room where the mini-rosettes grow. Excess moisture is also undesirable, as the violet can grow in growth and lose its external shape and beauty.

The following humidity parameters are recommended in the room where Saintpaulias mini-varieties grow:

• humidity must be maintained at 50%;
• if the air is dry, the air space around the plant should be sprayed. It is necessary to avoid getting moisture on the leaves and flowers of the plant;
• to increase humidity, use modern devices and place vessels filled with water next to the pots of violets.

Proper watering and feeding

For each user, the rules of keeping and caring for violets that are part of the "mini" group are important.

Watering and feeding are of no small importance in maintaining the beauty and abundant flowering of Saintpaulias. For violets of the "mini" category, excess light is harmful - the leaf plates in the center of the rosette close up, preventing the growth of peduncles

For violets of the "mini" category, excess light is harmful - the leaf plates in the center of the rosette close up, preventing the growth of peduncles.

Due to the lack of lighting, the color of the leaves brightens, the plant lags behind in growth.

Important! For illumination, fluorescent lamps should be used, which have a special radiation that stimulates the growth and development of the plant.

Violet class "mini", like other indoor flowers, prefers watering with settled water. The temperature of the water used for irrigation should be close to room temperature.

Proper watering should be as follows:

• pour water only on the ground, closer to the edge of the pot;
• by gradually adding water, it is necessary to soak the entire earthen lump with moisture;
• watering time is recommended in the autumn-winter season - in the afternoon, in the hot season - in the morning.

It is not allowed to get water on the sheet plate of the outlet.

A mini-violet spends a lot of internal energy on flowering, so feeding and watering is one of the ways to maintain shape and beauty. In feeding, compliance with the norm is mandatory.

The soil oversaturated with fertilizers ensures the growth of the rosette, and the inflorescences will be very small and the violet as a whole will lose its decorative effect.

You should not overfeed the violet, this leads to a thickening of the outlet.

For fertilizing mini-varieties, it is recommended to use complex mineral fertilizers. They are brought in no more than twice a month. Also, to maintain the appearance of the violet, you need to transplant the plant into new soil twice a year. In this case, the use of fertilizers is excluded.

Post-shift

After each night, the player is given an optional task. This is where he must go into the show stages and party rooms to complete the task assigned by your manager. These tasks are optional because the player can ignore these tasks by leaving the building.

1. Yum's Party Room task - Fix the blown fuses in his party room. Take out the black fuses by holding them and exchange them for the red fuses by clicking them and clicking an empty area to put it there. There are 10 fuses to be exchanged. Behind the player, is a large area with 3 lights Yum will try to get closer via an audio cue. If he is on one of the three sides of the room, hold the light on him by clicking and holding the left mouse button on the area he is at to make him retreat to his stage.

2. Twirlie's Show Stage task - Tighten the loose valves on the ceiling in her show stage. Tighten a valve by clicking and holding it until the red icon next to it turns green, as a sign of it already tightened enough. There are 10 valves to be tightened. Behind, you’ll see Twirlie on her stage. She’ll try to get closer via an audio cue. If she is up close to you, hide under the dining tables by flicking down on the screen. Try to avoid her sight by hiding behind the dining chairs, and avoid looking at Twirlie. After some time, she’ll get up and retreat back to her stage.

3. Popo's Play Room task - Tighten the loose screws on the monkey bars in his playroom. Tighten the screws by clicking and holding the screws until they can’t be turned anymore. There are 9 screws to be tightened. Behind you is Popo on his show stage. He’ll try to get closer via an audio cue. If he’s up close, move the cleaning cart into the side of the room he’s standing in. React quickly though, because he can be fast sometimes. After successfully blocking him, he’ll retreat back to his stage.

4. Jollibee's Show Stage task - Mop the floors in his show stage. Mop the floor by flicking down on the screen to face the ground and hold W to mop. Jollibee will try to get closer in the shadows. No audio, nor visual cues will be given when he’s gone from the stage. So from time to time, check the left and right sides to make sure if he's there. If he’s not there, get back to mopping. However, if he’s there, hold the light on him to make him retreat into the shadows. Press CTRL to shine the light and use the mouse to aim it.

5. Fix hetty task - This task can result in 2 different ways. Both of them can lead up to one other ending.

Care methods in the microclimate of the room collection

Both varieties of violets in the microclimate of home collections show an unusually light nature:

• the orientation of the windows to the east or west side is especially appreciated by violets, since in this case they can receive the necessary amount of intense daylight without injuring themselves with burns:
  • the orientation of the window to the north is fraught with a lack of lighting - a scattered spectrum backlight design is required;
  • when the window sill is located in the south, in summer, plants must have a sun protection cover.
• varieties like small-dose watering, which is expressed in coordinating the watering phase with drying the open soil layer;

according to the decorative state of plants, one can easily determine the moment when the procedure for feeding with minerals should be carried out, as well as their percentage. In any case, violets do not tolerate frequent feedings;
the growth and flowering of varieties directly depend on the optimality of the light regime: for a tropical guest, both the diffusion of natural light and its intensity and duration are very important;
the temperature gradient mark can fluctuate within the range of +20 + 24 ° С, but should not change sharply in both directions

Draft protection is a must;
for comfortable well-being, violets should be provided with a rich substrate, paying attention to its freshness, aeration and ability to good water permeability. Proven drainage is especially important;
The transshipment technique is considered to be the most optimal and protecting from root injury during transplantation - it must be used for healthy specimens of violets.

Gameplay

20 years after the incident, the player (Justin Smith) is working the night-shift at Jollibee's. Every night he must keep track of the animatronics to stop them from getting in your office.
You must check the cameras to locate them. On the cameras, you can check for them throughout the building and in the vents by clicking the "CHANGE FLOOR" button.
Aside from checking the cameras, you must shut vents, "close" lights, and flash your light to keep them away.
There is a vent to your left, a door in front of your desk, and a window to your right. The vent and window require flashing the light to keep the characters from getting you into trouble. However, the door requires shutting the lights off so they think the office is an empty room.

You will have to defend yourself from 5 characters as the nights progress. The first animatronics active are Yum, Hetty, and Twirlie.

1. Yum: He will come from Yum's Party Room, into the Party Hallway, and then to the Supply Closet. After that, he’ll attempt to climb into the vents, starting in Cam 13.
The player has the option to shut the vent in-front of him. If he leaves it open, Yum will come into your left vent. If you hear him banging in the vents, look at the office vent, shine the light (CTRL) into his face to make him retreat back to his party room.

3. Twirlie: She will come from Twirlie's Show Stage. She can take two possible routes. She can go through the Lobby, into Kitchen B, into Kitchen A, and finally into the Front Hall. OR, she can go through Kitchen A, and into the Front Hall.
After taking either of those routes, she will then appear in the window in the door in front of you. If she’s visible there, shut the lights off so she’ll think the room is empty.

2. Hetty: She starts off in the Parts N 'Service room, which is the huge window to the player's right. She’ll start getting up from the floor and escape into the vents. To stop her from escaping, constantly flash the light at her to make her go back to her first position.
If the player ignores her and the window is empty, the only defense left is to shut the vent that she’s on. But, sealing 2 or more vents can easily drain the breath meter, making it tedious to seal her on nights 2 and on.

4. Popo. He’ll start in Popo’s Play Room, into the Party Hallway, then into Cam 12. In that cam, the player can shut the vent, or let him through. If he lets him in, he’ll come through the office vent (signaled by a loud banging noise). DO NOT shine the light on him or it will result in instant death. If the player ignores him, he’ll go back to Popo’s Play Room (signaled by a reversed version of the noise when he enters the vent entryway).

5. Jollibee. He’ll start in Jollibee’s Show Stage and make his way to the Party Hallway, and into the Front Hall. After that, his red eyes be visible in the door in the office. When he is at the door, turn the lights off and he will go away.