This is a choice and very rare Impatiens from Tibet. Congratulations on getting the seed. It will probably germinate without pre-chilling as it is found in deep valleys not at high altitude, but just to be on the safe side why not divide your catch and put some of the seed on damp kitchen paper in the fridge for a few weeks first?.
Although the color is unusual it is not a spectacular plant. It might be improved by pinching when it is still young, but you are a bit late to be starting it, as it is annual. Good luck - Ian

Hi!
Thanks for the info!
I was thinking of chilling some seeds and not others, and since you suggested it as well, that's what I'll do.
Actually, I'm early rather than late. I live in Australia. Though everything I've read says this plant should be perennial in a mild climate like mine, so I think it'd be worth the trouble regardless. I know it's kind of leggy, but I find that refreshing compared to all the super bushy hybrids.

Thanks again!
- Sparkey

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