How to fertilize impatiens, what to do if the leaves wilt after over-fertilizing

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1. How to fertilize impatiens flowers

2. What should I do if the leaves of impatiens become wilted due to excessive fertilization?

To fertilize impatiens, you must choose appropriate fertilizer species and pay attention to the frequency of application, which will be determined according to the growth conditions. If it is the peak growth season in spring, decomposed manure or compound fertilizer should be applied every half a month. If it is before flowering or in the flowering stage, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied every ten days. Only when the nutrients are sufficient can the plants grow vigorously. It also has the effect of prolonging the flowering period and making the flowers more colorful.

1. How to fertilize impatiens

1. Choose fertilizer seeds: When fertilizing impatiens, you must choose appropriate fertilizer seeds, which should be determined according to the growth conditions. If it is during the seedling growth stage in spring, you need to apply decomposed manure or compound fertilizer. If it is before flowering, the application of nitrogen fertilizer should be suspended and more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied. This can promote flowering, extend the flowering period, make the flowers more colorful, and improve the ornamental value.

2. Application frequency: when fertilizing Pay attention to the frequency of application. It is best to apply thin fertilizer frequently. Fertilizer can be applied every half a month during the growth period, and more frequently before flowering. Fertilizer should be applied every ten days to ensure sufficient nutrients and promote flowering. In addition, it is recommended to water appropriately after each application of fertilizer to help dilute the fertilizer, promote faster absorption, and avoid fertilizer damage.

2. Excessive fertilization of the leaves of Impatiens What to do if it wilts

Excessive fertilization of impatiens can easily cause fertilizer damage. It must be dealt with as soon as possible, otherwise it will hinder growth. If the leaves have wilted, water them quickly to dilute the fertilizer and let the fertilizer liquid in the soil drain out, so that they can slowly recover. If the plants are maintained in pots, they can also be removed from the pots and replaced with new soil, which will aggravate the fertilizer damage.

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