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Posted by Bigred z8 Ark. (My Page) on Tue, Jun 29, 04 at 7:51
| I had my seed grown ones in 4" pots and while they looked healthy,they weren't getting any larger or producing many flower so just last week I planted them out.With all the rain we've had,they have spurted up and are now covered w/ LOTS of blooms and buds. I'm so proud of myself for getting them to grow from seed and not killing to this point.
PP aka Peggy |
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RE: 'Jungle Gold'
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| They seem to need lots of room for the roots. I find they grow superbly in pots until the roots reach the pot, then they start to drop leaves, go yellow, and generally get unhappy. It might just be difficulty maintaining a steady moisture level. They are very vigorous compared to the more common Impatiens, I'm sure yours will be huge now they are in the soil. |
RE: 'Jungle Gold'
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Got any seeds from them to trade or sase?
Duane456 |
RE: 'Jungle Gold'
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| Does anyone know a nursery or mail order place that carries plants and/or seeds of Jungle Gold impatients? I live in Florida so need them now. Thanks. |
RE: 'Jungle Gold'
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| Thompson & Morgan has seeds. Parks Seed carries seeds & plugs in their wholesale catalog....don't know if there's any in their retail catalog as I only get the wholesale catalog. PP |
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