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Q.Yellow Leaves on Impatiens

Anonymous added on August 26, 2011 | Answered

What makes the leaves on my impatiens turn yellow and the plant look sickly?

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Nikki
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Answered on August 27, 2011

Generally, yellowing of the leaves is often attributed to too much water, which can also spawn fungal infections. Back off on water and see if it helps at all. If not, the problem is likely due to a fungal infection and the plants will usually not survive. However, impatiens propagate easily so it may be possible to clip a healthy cutting (or two) and root it in case replacement of the plant is necessary.

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