| My wife and I are already growing tomatoes from seed indoors seemingly with success. Now we would like to do the same with impatiens. Just need to know how to keep the soil at a 75 degree temperature. By the way, love your products and web site! Thank-you in advance! |
| Many gardeners will use a source of gentle bottom heat such as a heating cable specifically made for this purpose. Alternatively, try to locate a warm area in your house such as on top of the refrigerator or the top of a heated tropical fish tank or in many cases, a high shelf is warmer than the lower living space in a room. Impatiens will need the warmer soil to germinate and prefers a warm growing temperature but in my experience it will grow on at average household warmth on it has germinated, especially if it is under lights that give out some warmth. |
