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If you keep some of your favorite flowers and plants on your balcony, terrace, courtyard, or even just a few pots in the window sill of your room, and take a look at them in your free time, don't you feel that your mood is particularly good, and your whole day is full of beauty.
Many friends like green plants with beautiful and fairy-like flowers. In fact, double petal African impatiens is not bad. Impatiens have both single and double petals, and the double petals are even more beautiful. Moreover, they can be propagated by cutting branches, so if you have a pot, you can try to propagate some more by cutting, or share some branches from friends to propagate, which is also a good idea. So, how should double petal African impatiens be cared for?
First, the lighting care issue of double petal African impatiens
It is very afraid of direct sunlight. In spring, autumn, and summer, do not place it in a place with direct sunlight. In fact, it is enough to keep it in a place with scattered light. If it is exposed to direct sunlight all the time, it can also cause its branches to become soft. When just potted or transplanted, it must be kept in a shady and well-ventilated place for a few days, then placed in a place with morning and evening sunlight on the windowsill, without direct sunlight, it will be fine, and its growth and flowering will be smooth.
In summer, pay more attention not to expose it to direct sunlight. Place it on a north-facing window sill or balcony that is ventilated, otherwise direct sunlight combined with heat can easily cause it to be in poor condition. Also, to prevent it from dying, we can cut more branches during maintenance and propagate them by cutting for backup. This way, you won't worry about not having flowers to look at in the future.
How to propagate double petal impatiens
Second, how to water double petal African impatiens
There is a flower enthusiast who also likes this kind of flower. She had a pot and it was doing well at first, but during the maintenance process, improper watering caused the roots of the double petal African impatiens to rot and the base of the branches to become soft, and then they rotted away, which was caused by the issue of watering.
Therefore, during maintenance, do not ignore the detail of watering. It is actually quite drought-tolerant and dry-tolerant. If kept indoors, the ventilation is not very good, and the evaporation rate is not high, so watering must be done less frequently. It is afraid of waterlogging and flooding, so sometimes it is okay to water it even when the leaves are slightly soft, and water it thoroughly each time.