Flower Profile - New Guinea Impatiens

[@bbb-1-2-3]

i bought them last year for my shade garden, and they were beautiful color addition to all these hostas around :) i just watered them, no other care and they flowered again throughout the summer. they did seem to have little break in between two bloomings. i plan to buy them again this year, only in much bigger numbers

[@midoann]

Others say it needs direct sun, I’m confused. I will set for the middle term: half shade

[@alenasln3437]

Deer in my area eat regular impatiens but never bothered with New Guinea impatients.

[@mayumicabadido9523]

How if im going to put direct from sunlight is that ok for them

[@santosurbina3380]

Mine has its flowers bloom then shrivel up and die and the edges of the leaves are slowly turning brown. Also when I tried miracle gro fertilizer the plant almost died and every flower actually die and all the leaves sagged and I barely caught it in time to flush the root system 4 times and I barely brought it back. So now my question is how do I keep it thriving? It’s in a pot in the shade with a little bit of sun. I water it twice a day and actually bring out the pot into the sun for a few hours and then water and bring it back into ten shade.

[@rrnettie28]

Mine is in a pot in the shade on my porch. Beginning there were a lot of flowers and now none. Otherwise fine. What did/didn't I do to stop the flowering?

[@violettak2246]

same

[@SuperWoodyboy]

Get it out of the shade and into the sun and use the blooming formula of Miracle Gro