How to grow potted Impatiens, what to do if the buds fall off

1. How to grow potted Impatiens

1. Get more sun: Impatiens loves the sun very much. If you want to grow it well, you must give it enough sunlight. It is usually best to place it on a south-facing balcony so that it can receive more sunlight, so that the overall growth will be better. Just be careful to block out strong light in the summer.

2. Water in moderation: Pay attention to controlling the amount of watering. Do not water too much or too frequently. When you find that the soil in the pot is dry, just water it with an appropriate amount. It is drought-resistant but not water-resistant. If the soil in the pot is waterlogged, the roots will easily rot and the plant will die.

3. Apply fertilizer in moderation: If you want Impatiens to grow better, you must apply fertilizer in moderation. During the peak growing season, fertilize it every 15 days using decomposed cake fertilizer water. Before flowering, increase the amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers and stop using nitrogen fertilizers to promote better and longer flowering.

4. Suitable temperature: It likes a relatively warm environment, and it is best to provide an environment of 16-26 degrees at all times. It is not cold-resistant, so if you want to take better care of it, you need to provide an environment that is conducive to its growth, especially the low temperatures in autumn and winter must be controlled in time to avoid frostbite.

2. What to do if Impatiens balsamina buds fall off

There are two possible reasons why Impatiens buds drop. One is that you water it too much. It is afraid of water. If you water it too much, the roots cannot breathe and it is easy to rot, and the flower buds will easily fall off. Reduce watering and provide more ventilation. Second, the temperature is too low and it is not cold-resistant. If you suddenly encounter cold air, the flower buds will fall off, so pay attention to temperature control.