Impatiens are tender perennials — frost kills them. Dig favorites, pot up, cut back 1/2 to 2/3, place in sunny window (they need more light in winter). Or take 4" tip cuttings: use sterile soilless mix, rooting hormone, remove flowers/buds, keep moist. Watch for spider mites — they love dry indoor air. Prevent by washing leaves, spraying insecticidal soap, and repeating every 3-5 days. Crop rotation outdoors reduces buildup.
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