Cultivation methods of African impatiens, pictures of African impatiens

Since ancient times, people's yearning for nature is very strong. Today, even if people live in densely populated big cities, they have no less yearning for nature. On the contrary, with the reduction of urban greening area, this desire is getting stronger and stronger. To satisfy this desire, people raise some green plants in their homes and companies, and African impatiens is one of these plants. As a common herbaceous flower, African impatiens flowers are colorful, simple and exquisite, there are always more than 40 colors, very good-looking, deeply loved by people. Many people want to cultivate some, but they have been suffering from action in view of their lack of understanding of their cultivation methods. So let's take a look at the cultivation methods of African impatiens.

Brief introduction of African Impatiens

African Impatiens, also known as Waller Impatiens, is a kind of plant of the genus Impatiens of the family Impatiens, which has been ranked first in the application of herbaceous flowers in Europe and America at the same time. African impatiens bloom from June to August every year. They are shaped like butterflies. There are more than 40 kinds of flowers, mainly pink, purple, bright red, white yellow and sun gold, and so on. When blooming, some impatiens can blossom in several colors on the same plant. In general, impatiens are single, but there are also double impatiens, also known as balsam. After flowering, impatiens will bear a capsule, which contains a large number of seeds, and when the seeds are ripe, they will pop up the seeds and propagate themselves.

Cultivation methods of African impatiens

At present, the cultivation of African impatiens is mainly potted soil cultivation, that is, people often say potted impatiens. The first time to cultivate African impatiens is to choose a good day, usually from March to April in spring. Impatiens like to have a humid environment, so they are usually planted in a garden bed or in a prepared mud pot. Pay attention to the soil problems in the cultivation of impatiens, and it is best to choose loose and fertile sandy loam. If there is no such sandy loam, it can be made with peat soil or rotten leaf soil mixed with sandy loam soil and some rotten cake powder or market chicken manure. After planting impatiens, we should pay attention to the usual culture management.

African impatiens like light but prefer to grow in a semi-shady environment, so exposure to sunlight every day should not be too long, not too little, generally more than 4 hours on it. However, we should pay attention to the cultivation of impatiens in summer to avoid the direct light of the hot sun, otherwise the impatiens will soon be killed in the sun. In addition, we should pay attention to control the growth temperature of impatiens, between 16 and 26 degrees Celsius is the best. During the growth period, we should water the impatiens in time and pay attention to keep the basin soil moist. In addition, in order to control the florescence and flower shape of impatiens, the method of coring can be used to plant it.

Conclusion: although it is not difficult to cultivate African impatiens, there are still many problems to pay attention to. We must solve these things well when we cultivate them, so that impatiens can grow well. The above is the relevant introduction about the cultivation methods of African impatiens. I hope it will be helpful to you.

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