Lush, green, budless impatiens = classic overwatering or low phosphorus.
Constant moisture = no reproductive urgency. Phosphorus = flower fuel. Impatiens in soggy soil with nitrogen-rich feed grow beautiful leaves and zero flowers. Flip both switches.
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