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Wed, Oct 20, 04 at 11:28
| It's time to get the NG impatients out of the planter and I want to have some for next year without spending a fortune (like I did this year).
What is the best way to propagate? There are seeds pods that I have picked and they turned black and mushy. So I'm wondering if they can be rooted w/ a rooting solution. Thanks |
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- Posted by MrImpatiens Zone 9 CA (My Page) on Mon, Oct 25, 04 at 22:16
| You can start them like any other impatiens cuttings. Many like to start them in a glass of water. I prefer to use moist perlite and cover them with platic wrap, set under a flourescent light. I get fairy good starts this way. |
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