Lush, green impatiens with no flowers usually need more light. They tolerate shade but bloom best with bright indirect light or morning sun. Move a few to a slightly sunnier spot to test.
Move 2-3 plants to a brighter spot (not hot afternoon sun). If they bloom, light is the issue.
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Dividing and Propagating Alocasia (Elephant Ear) and Seed Collection
Nursing Cold-Damaged Potted Plants Back to Health
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Overwintering Snapdragons: Tips for Cold Climates
Organic Control of Caterpillars on Impatiens Using Spinosad
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