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Propagating Impatiens by Seed. Impatiens is a slow-growing plant, and youâll need to start the seedlings about three months before your last spring frost. Impatiens seed germination can take up to 21 days, with most of the sprouting happening within the first two weeks.f you grow any flowers outdoors, the odds are good that youâve grown impatiens. This cheerful flower is the most popular one grown in the country, and with good reason. It does well in shade as well as partial sun, and works in planters as a hanging plant and in bedding.
Overview. Impatiens can be found all over the Northern Hemisphere. Common names for impatiens are touch-me-nots, jewelweed and balsams. Some species of impatiens are annuals and some are perennials. The flower itself is about 1 inch long and the plants can grow up to 7 feet tall.Impatiens are fairly easy to grow and live well in sunlight and shade.tep 4. Place a plastic cover on top of the seeds to encourage germination. When the first seedlings appear, uncover the container. Keep the growing seedlings at a constant temperature of 70 to 75 degrees F., and place them under grow lamps for 12 to 16 hours per day.