Violets on the Move

In November I posted that after 117 days one of the two remaining African violet leaves had started to grow a new tiny leaf. It grew until there were four tiny leaves, then the mother leaf died. The baby plant doesn't seem to have grown since then. Over the last week, after sitting in a pot for about 220 days, the remaining potential mother leaf also died (on the right):

The dead leaf had grown some roots, but there was never a sign of a new plant. I removed the tiny plant from this pot and found it has almost no roots, which is probably why it stopped growing once the parent leaf died. Here it is potted up in a wicking pot, which I hope will get it growing:

Here is my whole African violet collection on their new home with wheels:

This is a "drinks trolley" I bought from Kmart last week. The wheels will allow me to easily move the violets to different places in the house as the sun moves throughout the year. On the bottom shelf are all the other baby violets from the leaves I was given for my birthday last year. A lot of them need re-potting, too. On the top left you can see the violet I was given at the same time, which is really a much redder purple than the photo shows. It is covered in flowers and has many buds still coming. The two pots on the top left are the two crowns of the first violet I was given by Sue. Sue propagated them from one of her own violets, but wasn't sure which plant the leaf had come from. Soon we will know, because:

one of them has a bud getting ready to open!