What are the nicknames of impatiens?

Another name for impatiens.

Henna, impatient temper, daughter flower, buttercup, impatiens through bone grass

Morphological characteristics of Impatiens balsamina

Herbs annual, 60-100 cm tall. Stems stout, fleshy, erect, unbranched or branched, glabrous or sparsely pilose when young, base up to 8 mm in diameter, with numerous fibrous roots, lower nodes often inflated.

Growth habits of Impatiens balsamina

Impatiens like sunshine, afraid of dampness, heat and cold resistance. Sunny terrain and loose and fertile soil can also grow in poorer soil.

It originated from China and India. Widely cultivated in gardens all over China, it is a common ornamental flower.

The main value of impatiens

Medicinal: Impatiens root and leaf seeds are all treasures. Root is the impatiens through bone grass in traditional Chinese medicine.

Ingredients: impatiens leaves can be blanched after cold salad, seeds can be used as soup seasoning, very delicious.

Viewing: the flowers of impatiens are colorful and they are very beautiful ornamental plants.

Varieties of impatiens

According to the ancient flower spectrum, there are more than 200 varieties of impatiens, many of which have been lost. Due to the variation of impatiens, through artificial cultivation and selection, some good varieties have been produced, such as five colors when the head Phoenix, the top of the peanut stem, large and colorful flowers, as well as ten brocade and so on. According to the different flower patterns, it can be divided into rose type, camellia type, carnation type and so on.

The floral language of impatiens

Don't touch me, it comes from its English nickname Touch me not, American English for Don't touch me, because its seed pods will eject a lot of seeds at the slightest touch.