What are the differences and similarities between the seeds in the mature fruit of Impatiens balsamina and those just bearing fruit?

The seeds in the mature fruit of Impatiens balsamina are different in color and size, but the shape is the same. The seeds in the mature fruit of Impatiens balsamina are dark brown to dark brown, large and full, while the seeds just bearing fruit are white, soft and fine.

Impatiens balsamina seeds are mostly spherical, with a diameter of 1.5-3 mm and dark brown. When they mature, their shells break and the seeds pop out. Capsule is wide spindle-shaped, which will crack when it is ripe, and its length is 10-20mm: both ends are pointed and densely pilose.

Impatiens have many colors, such as pink, scarlet, purple, pink purple and so on. Petals or leaves are mashed, and the leaves on the nails can be dyed bright red. They are beautiful and popular with girls.

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Sowing method:

The seeds are small and long-lived, and the germination rate is still 79.7% after three years storage at room temperature. Live, South March, North April. The row spacing is 35 cm, and the shallow ditch is 1 cm. Spread the seeds evenly into the ditch, cover with soil, press slightly, and then water.

After sowing, keep the soil moist. When the temperature is about 25℃, the seedlings will emerge in about 5 days. When the seedling height is 5 ~ 10 cm, remove the small, thin and dense seedlings and fix the seedlings at the interval of 20 cm. Reasonable close planting can achieve high quality and high yield.

3 ~ 4 real leaves can be planted in flowerpots or flower beds with a spacing of 30 cm.