Impatiens

Impatiens are very beautiful and radiant. But do you know how it grows into beautiful flowers? Let me introduce you to you!

That day, I grabbed the seeds of a balsam flower and prepared to plant it in a flower pot. A closer look, the seeds of the Impatiens are small and black, like the ripples on the human face.

I prepared the pots and soil, put a small stone in the water hole of the flower pot, and then put it into the fine soil. I pressed a small hole with a depth of about one centimeter in the soil with my fingers, and put a seed in the hole. Then, cover the hole with mud. I watered it a little bit, because I can't let the seeds soak in the water, and I can't pour the water less, so the flowers should be carefully and carefully. This is the harvest.

A few days later, the Impatiens grows sprouts. The buds are only 2 to 3 cm in shape, and they are shaped like two hats of different sizes. Underneath it is supported by its thin and long waist. It is very cute. I was surprised and happy, and carefully sprinkled water on the soil, for fear of killing it.

More than ten days passed, and the two leaves of the Impatiens seeds turned into the first pair of leaves of the seedlings. I gently touched the leaves and it was so slippery! There is still a hint of coolness. It is shaped like an elliptical green confetti, and the leaves have no visible veins except for a concave line.

"Flower, blossomed"! After six or seven days of painstaking waiting, I finally blossomed. The flowers are reddish, then pink, and finally from shallow to deep, red so glamorous, surrounded by a white "ribbon". It is like a little girl wearing a pink dress and a white headscarf. There are two or three layers of flowers. There are about six or seven pieces on each layer, and only three or four pieces on the other. The middle flower is like a sleeping baby.

Flowering for seven days, eight days... Finally, on the thirteenth day, the fruit grows, and the fruit is a bit like a betel nut. It is swollen by the seeds inside, as if it is going to burst. Looking at the fruit, there are many questions in my mind: What does it look like? Is it the same as the seed that was sown? ......

A few weeks after the fall, the fruit cracked and revealed round seeds. I put the seed in the palm of my hand and found it to be the same size as the seed that was planted.

Impatiens has six parts: roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits and seeds. From seeding, germination, bud seedling, flowering, fruiting, and seeding, it has gone through six stages. How difficult it is!