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| Vietnamese Violet - Perfectly grown |
If you study entrepreneurship, the ultimate strategy is to
find a product that has no competition in a new category. You perfect production at a low cost,
introduce it to the market and dominate as the category King.
This picture shows what a perfectly grown Vietnamese Violet
can look like. If my crop has half as
many flowers, I will call it a success.
How did they do this?
I know how to grow Vietnamese violets. But every successful business has a secret
--- we see something that others don’t.
If I tell you how, then as they say: ‘The cat’s out of the
bag’.
I've already seen these in a local grocery store's floral department. They were labeled as "Asian Violets." I'd prefer "Vietnamese Violet," too, but we'll have to see which way the market goes on that one. They used to be classified as Chirita, then Primulina, then Deinostigma, and now they are Metapetrocosmea. This poor plant has an identity crisis!
ReplyDeleteYes, the unwieldy Genus name, Metapetrocosmea, will never help sell this nice flowering plant. Which makes the common name all the more important. Vietnamese Violet is believable and should win out.
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