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Chimeral African violets do not come true when propagated from leaf cuttings in conventional or micropropagation systems. Chimeral plants are normally propagated by rooting suckers from mother plants. Premium prices are charged for chimeral plants due to the low numbers produced. Reports  in the African violet Society Magazine  indicate that chimeral plants can be started by rooting flower peduncles. However, only one or two new plants are generated from each peduncle. Peduncle tissue was grown  in vitro  to produce large numbers of plants from chimeral African violets. Ratios of plants with true-to-type vs. off-type flowers varied by cultivar and tissue used. The potential use of this technology will be discussed.

881 PB 273 MICROPROPAGATION OF CHIMERAL AFRICAN VIOLETS