Demers’ Pixie Belle is a semiminiature trailing African violet hybridized by Canadian hybridizer Heather Demers. It produces very small, single, pink, bell-shaped flowers above compact medium-green foliage. Its multiple crowns create a charming, full trailing specimen, making it an excellent choice for collectors, small pots, and hanging or shallow display containers.
| Characteristic | Specific details of Demers’ Pixie Belle |
|---|---|
| Name | Demers’ Pixie Belle |
| Hybridizer | Heather Demers |
| Year | Unknown |
| Type | Semiminiature trailer |
| Growth habit | Trailing; naturally develops multiple crowns and spreads rather than forming one symmetrical rosette |
| Flower | Single, bell-shaped |
| Flower color | Pink; often described as medium to bright pink |
| Foliage | Tiny to small, medium-green foliage |
| Variegated | No |
| Fantasy | No confirmed fantasy pattern |
| Chimera | No |
| Heirloom / Vintage | Older Canadian collector cultivar; introduction year not confirmed |
| Date of starting propagation | Got a Starter Plant on June 2026 |
| Notes | A charming trailer with tiny pink bell flowers. Do not remove extra crowns as you would on a standard rosette: the multiple crowns are part of its natural trailing habit. Pinching or shaping selected growth tips can help maintain a fuller, more balanced plant. |
