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  • Red garden Balsam seeds 50 seeds/bags
  • Red garden Balsam seeds 50 seeds/bags

Red garden Balsam seeds 50 seeds/bags

No.A002
High germination red garden balsam seeds for flower beds and balcony pots. Heat-tolerant long-blooming impatiens, easy-grow beginner friendly ornamental flower
$160.00
  • Red garden Balsam seeds 50 seeds/bags

Description




Our plump red garden balsam seeds have high vitality and stable germination rate. Garden balsam, also named touch-me-not or henna flower, is a classic annual herb flower widely planted in home gardens. This red variety bears vivid bright red layered flowers along the stems, with thick fleshy green leaves, strong high temperature resistance and long flowering duration from summer to early autumn. Its ripe seed pods will pop open when touched, which is full of fun for gardening lovers.
Red balsam has strong adaptability, loves full sunlight and can thrive in hot summer weather. Direct spring sowing can realize blooming in the same year. Widely applied for courtyard flower bed layout, roadside border greening, balcony container potted viewing and rural flower sea mass planting. It fits loose, breathable well-drained garden loam soil; waterlogged low-lying land and heavy clay soil must be avoided to prevent root rot and stem lodging. Daily maintenance mainly includes sufficient sunlight supply, moderate watering and timely removal of withered blooms to promote continuous budding, which is an extremely easy-to-manage landscape flower for all gardening enthusiasts.

Planting Instructions

  1. Soil Preparation
    Blend ordinary garden soil, fine river sand and a small amount of decomposed organic fertilizer to make loose draining substrate. Make sure the planting pot has smooth drainage holes at the bottom to drain stagnant water quickly.
  2. Seed Pre-treatment
    No complicated stratification needed. Simply soak seeds in warm water for 4–6 hours to accelerate germination speed.
  3. Sowing Method
    Scatter seeds evenly on moist soil surface, cover with 0.5cm thin fine soil, gently spray mist water to keep topsoil moist. Leave proper spacing between seeds to avoid overcrowding after sprouting.
  4. Germination Condition
    Keep soil slightly damp without standing water, constant temperature 20–28°C. Seeds will germinate within 5–12 days. Cover thin plastic film before germination to lock humidity.
  5. Daily Maintenance
    Place seedlings under full sunlight all day long; only slightly shade under extreme scorching high temperature at noon in midsummer. Reduce watering frequency on rainy days to prevent stem rot and powdery mildew. Cut off faded flower heads regularly to encourage new flower buds and extend the overall flowering period. Thin out overly dense seedlings properly for better air circulation and robust growth.

Specification

  • Plant Name: Red Garden Balsam / Touch-Me-Not
  • Botanical Name: Impatiens balsamina
  • Plant Type: Heat-resistant Annual Ornamental Herbaceous Flower
  • Mature Height: 40–70 CM
  • Blooming Period: Summer to Early Autumn, bloom in the same year after sowing
  • Germination Temperature: 20–28°C
  • Growing Temperature: 15°C ~ 35°C
  • Light Requirement: Full Sun
  • Soil: Loose well-drained neutral sandy loam soil
  • Planting Difficulty: Very Easy
  • Core Features: Strong heat resistance, striking red blossoms, interesting popping seed pods, ideal for mass garden planting and balcony potted decoration

FAQ

Q1: Can red garden balsam grow well in hot summer?
A1: Absolutely yes. Balsam is highly heat-resistant and grows vigorously in hot summer, just avoid long-term water accumulation after heavy rainfall.
Q2: How long after sowing will balsam bloom?
A2: Under suitable temperature and full sunlight, it will bloom about 8–10 weeks after seed germination.
Q3: Does balsam require plenty of sunlight?
A3: Full direct sunlight is necessary. Insufficient light will cause leggy thin stems, fewer flowers and easy lodging.
Q4: What is the main planting taboo?
A4: Overwatering and poor ventilation lead to root rot, stem base rot and powdery mildew; too dense seedlings affect flowering quantity.
Q5: Suitable for beginner gardeners?
A5: Extremely friendly for new starters. Just guarantee full sun, reasonable watering and regular deadheading.

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