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PH and impatien seed?

18 years ago

Can anyone out there tell me if PH can cause uneven germination with hybrid varieties of impatiens? Super Elfins seem to be less affected than Accents and Balance varieties.The PH of the soil runs between 7& 7.5 . If it's not PH any ideas? Thanks in advance!

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MrImpatiens
18 years ago
I dont think PH matters to much. They are from the same stock. Sometimes it could be just the age of the seeds.
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