How to grow Impatiens? Master the method and the flowering period can last two months
Because the flower shape of Impatiens is very much like a butterfly, and the colors are also very varied, you can see flowers of many colors on a single plant. Girls like to apply Impatiens to their nails to dye them red, and the color will not fade for several months, so it is also called henna and is very beautiful. So how do you grow Impatiens?
1. How to grow Impatiens
Growing Impatiens requires a suitable temperature. It can be cared for in spring and autumn, and can be grown under mild climate conditions. Generally, sow in spring, and pay attention to watering and fertilizing, then wait for the Impatiens to sprout.
2. Sowing time for Impatiens
Spring is a good season for sowing Impatiens. You can sow Impatiens outdoors to meet the needs of Impatiens growth, and with careful care, the survival rate of Impatiens will also be high.
3. Growing temperature for Impatiens
The growing temperature for Impatiens only needs to be above 15 degrees, and the temperature should not exceed 28 degrees. In the winter in the north, because the temperature in heated rooms is relatively high, humidification is needed to maintain humidity, so Impatiens can grow better!
3. Supplement light and water
Before planting Impatiens, light must be maintained, and only with light can Impatiens sprout. You can supplement the substrate in advance, then add water to the seedbed and substrate. Once the water has fully penetrated, you can evenly sow the Impatiens seeds.
Impatiens is a flower often grown by gardening enthusiasts. Because of its bright colors, it is favored by gardening enthusiasts. To grow Impatiens, you can fill a pot with soil, then sow the seeds, and then spread a layer of fine sand on the surface of the Impatiens flowerpot. It can basically sprout in 5-6 days, then pay attention to fertilizing, and the Impatiens will bloom even better!