How to plant impatiens seeds?

Impatiens, also known as henna, has a strong inhibitory effect on fungi, and is a natural raw material used to dye nails. Impatiens has strong vitality and various colors, so many friends like to plant impatiens. Do you want to know how to plant impatiens seeds? Let's take a look at it together.

Impatiens is usually sown from March to April in spring, and the editor suggests that it is best to sow in April and then sow after the temperature picks up. Find a piece of loose, fertile, slightly sour soil, or a container such as a flowerpot, put about 80% of the loose soil in the container, leaving a small part of the dry soil for reserve.

In the container, sprinkle a little water evenly, not too wet (spray a few drops, slightly wet). Sow the prepared impatiens seeds on the soil so that you don't have to sow them too densely and keep a proper distance. After sowing the impatiens seeds, cover the seeds with spare dry soil. The editor reminds you that as long as the upper layer of dry soil is very thin, it can cover the seeds and do not spread too thick.

In the early stage, you can first cover the flowerpot with a layer of plastic film, which will help impatiens seeds grow. If it's warm, you don't have to cover it with plastic film. Put the flowerpot in a place where you can receive sunlight, but you should prevent excessive temperature and exposure. Water the impatiens seeds once every morning and evening to avoid watering the impatiens seeds at noon. You should not pour too much water.

After the impatiens seeds germinate, they need to be transplanted. I usually wait for impatiens to grow four leaves and try to avoid exposure to the sun in the process of transplanting, and the transplant should not be too dense, the plant distance is about 30 centimeters.

After planting, it should be watered in time, always keep the basin soil moist, but can not accumulate water, and pay attention not to make the soil too wet for a long time, otherwise the roots and stems are easy to rot.