What kind of soil do impatiens use and how to cultivate them?

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1. What soil to use?

2. How to cultivate

The soil for planting impatiens must have good drainage and be fertile. It is rich in nutrients. Sandy loam is a better choice. Humus soil mixed with river sand or pond soil can also be used. Mud, pastoral soil. The cultivation time is selected in spring, sow the seeds into the soil and cover with a thin layer of soil. Wait until the plant grows stably and has 4 leaves before transplanting.

1. What soil to use

The soil for planting must first ensure good drainage, good permeability, and air permeability. If it is too sticky or has hard lumps in the soil, it will not be used. Suitable, growth will be hindered inside. It must also be fertile and contain rich nutrients that can fully supply plant growth. Sandy loam is a better choice, but you can also use humus soil mixed with river sand, or pond mud or pastoral soil.

2. How to cultivate

1. Choose planting time in spring, when the temperature is around 20 degrees, which is suitable for growth. First go to the market to buy your favorite seed varieties.

2. Sow the seeds into the soil , pay attention to the spacing between seeds, not too dense, and the soil covering them can cover the seeds. If it is too thick, it will not be conducive to the emergence of seedlings.

3. After sowing, place the flower pot in a place with astigmatism and water it twice a day, in the morning and evening. The seeds can grow normally only after they absorb water and swell.

4. Wait until the plant grows stably, Transplant after 4 leaves grow. Pay attention to the provision of water and light after transplanting.

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