What To Do With Leggy Impatiens

In this #shorts video, learn impatiens care with this simple pruning for more flowers and denser growth! See what to look for and where to pinch or make pruning cuts. Definitely let us know if you are growing Impatiens this year and what you do when they get leggy. And, of course, thank you for watching. 😉
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[@valeriezendiver263]

Can you post an update when they grow out more? I’m curious to see the difference.

[@jostockton.]

Thank you! Right to the point, easy to watch (some gardeners zoom out way too far), and you have such a calm voice.

[@SpokenGarden]

Thank you for saying this! We hope it was helpful and we appreciate you watching! 😊😀👍

[@mapndo2337]

I'm convinced these shorts are this channels' strong suit and are a better fit than the Saturday morning gigs which apparently didnt really work out. ❤😊

[@carleanr4051]

Very helpful. Would I do my petunias the same way? Thx!

[@sundayk3953]

Will this work with inpatients in hanging baskets? I have one I need to revive

[@SpokenGarden]

Yes, it will. 😃😀

[@CelebrateEverything]

Are these New Guinea impatiens? My stems and leaves are green. Would it work the same with all types of impatiens?

[@mindy-made-a-mess]

What if I have already planted them?

[@SpokenGarden]

Hi there! It's actually ok if you have planted them already because they hopefully are getting situated in their new soil and will be stronger and recover faster when you make your cuts or pinches on the leggy stems. You can go ahead and remove the leggy stems now. Give them some fertilizer afterwards so they can start growing those new, more compact stems and more flowers for you. 😉😊

[@SpokenGarden]

Hi Mindy! Sorry we are just seeing your question. It's ok if you already planted them. Go ahead and pinch or prune them back like we show in our quick video. Make sure after that you give them some general fertilizer, like a 5-5-5 or 10-10-10. Could be liquid or time release. Hope that helps and your impatiens are doing well over this summer! 😀☺️

[@mindy-made-a-mess]

@@SpokenGarden Thank You!