I want to save my impatiens, they are becoming leggy. Can I cut them and root them in water? Or directly in soil?
Thank you for any help!
Can I root Double Impatiens in water?
I wish I had my camera working...I have two double decker bird baths full of rooted double pink impatients....I break them off of a hnaging basket next to it...one day just put them in the bird bath so keep till I finished...forgot them...within two days there roots had stared...now the birdbath hos so many cuttings...and they bloom away...it looks like a huge double decker planter. Actually just got home from home depot getting some soil for them...need to gut that hanging basket back again and I will just fill the birdbath for another go-around.
Thank you so much for the help. I love these plants, but they are beginning to look a little sad. Your bird bath sounds beautiful.
just an accident...but one I intend to duplicate. Brings the flowers up to a nice level as well...would have never worked if I had actually thought of it as an idea lol ;o
Boy are you right. Things we plan never seem to work out as well as the accidents do.
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