Cultivation methods of Impatiens balsamina

Cultivate impatiens with loose, breathable, and fertile soil. Seeds should be germinated and soaked before planting. Just soak it in water for a day to promote sprouting as soon as possible. Sowing can be done on demand, with three seeds in each hole, then covered with soil, watered and moist, and seedlings will soon emerge. In addition, in the later stage, we should strengthen management, apply fertilizer regularly, and weed frequently to promote more exuberant growth.

1. Prepare the soil

When cultivating impatiens, it is necessary to use loose, breathable and fertile soil, preferably sandy soil, and then mixed with the right amount of base fertilizer. If it is planted on the ground, it is necessary to prepare the land in advance and apply basal fertilizer, so that the plant will grow more vigorously in the later stage.

2. Deal with the seeds

When cultivating, the seeds should be treated first to shorten the dormancy time of the seeds. The seeds can be soaked directly in clean water for about a day, so that the seeds can absorb a lot of water and sprout more quickly. After soaking, put it in a cool place to dry, and sow seeds when there is no moisture on the surface.

3. Sowing and planting

Pay attention to the time of sowing, preferably in March and April, the climate is more suitable, conducive to budding and late growth. When sowing, you can use the on-demand method to put the seeds directly into the line. Put three seeds in each hole, cover two centimeters of soil after planting, and water and moisten it.

4. Post-management

As long as the climate is at the right temperature, the seeds will soon sprout and grow seedlings. Attention should be paid to management during the seedling period, and it is best to apply primary phosphoric acid lime to promote root growth. After growing up, the farm manure will be rotten every other month, promoting exuberant growth. In addition, it is found that there are weeds to be removed to avoid competing for nutrients.