Impatiens holstii Engler et Warb. is native to tropical Africa and is now widely cultivated around the world. Sexual preference: warm, humid climate
Perennial evergreen herb. This species is characterized by its flat petals, which is different from other impatiens. The plant height is 20-40 cm, the stems are slightly succulent; the leaves are emerald green; the flowers are large, up to 4-5 cm in diameter, and can bloom all year round as long as the temperature is suitable. Flower colors include white, pink, magenta, rose red, purple, vermilion and multiple colors.
Propagation is commonly done by cuttings, but can also be propagated by sowing. Cutting propagation can be carried out all year round, but spring and autumn are the best. Generally, 8-10 cm branches with tips are selected and inserted into the sand bed. Keep them moist. Roots will take place in about 3 weeks, and water can also be used. Insert and sow for propagation. Sow in pots indoors from April to May. Keep the room temperature at 20°C. Roots will take about one week. When the seedlings are about 3 cm high, they can be planted in Youlite flower pots.
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