African Impatiens cultivation methods and precautions

Farming methods

Temperature and light

The suitable temperature for the growth of African Impatiens is approximately between 15℃ and 25℃, and the indoor wintering temperature should not be lower than 12℃. It needs to be given sufficient light, but avoid exposure to the sun. It needs to be cool in the summer, with appropriate shade and ventilation.

Moisture

African Impatiens likes moisture. While keeping the soil in the pot moist, you should also pay attention to avoid waterlogging, otherwise the plant may easily be waterlogged and die. Maintain appropriate air humidity, generally around 70%-90%. In dry weather in summer and autumn, the leaves should be sprayed with water frequently.

soil

African Impatiens is suitable for cultivation in fertile, loose, well-drained sandy loam.

Precautions

Do a good job in disease and pest prevention to ensure the healthy growth of plants. Common diseases include leaf spot and stem rot, which can be controlled by spraying 1000 times diluted 50% carbendazim wettable powder. The main insect pests are aphids, which should be killed in time by spraying 3000 times diluted 10% insecticide emulsion.