Impatiens in indirect morning light, watered daily, yellowing leaves. Classic overwatering in low light.
Impatiens hate >85°F. They wilt dramatically but recover if watered. Morning sun is cool sun—ideal.
Yellow leaves won't regreen. New growth will be healthy if you fix watering. Pinch back leggy stems.
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