What soil to use for Impatiens and how to grow it

1. What soil to use

The soil for planting it must first ensure good drainage, good permeability and breathability. If it is too sticky or has lumps in it, it is not suitable and its growth will be hindered. It must also be fertile, containing rich nutrients that can fully supply the growth of the plants. Sandy loam is a better choice. You can also use humus soil mixed with river sand, or pond mud and garden soil.

2. How to cultivate

1. The best time for planting and cultivation is spring, when the temperature around 20 degrees is suitable for growth. First go to the market to buy the seeds you like.

2. Sow the seeds into the soil, paying attention to the spacing between the seeds. They should not be too dense. The covering soil should be enough to cover the seeds. If it is too thick, it will be detrimental to germination.

3. After sowing, place the flower pot in a place with scattered light and water it twice a day, in the morning and evening respectively. The seeds can grow normally after absorbing water and swelling.

4. After the plant grows stably and has 4 leaves, it should be transplanted. After planting, pay attention to providing water and light.