Well, I hope mine starts seeding around soon! A broken stem stuck into moist mulch/humus appears to be thriving. The first few flowers, crossed with capensis, glandulifera, and balsamina, don't appear to do anything. Very OT for a bulb group, but if you want to see a nice Impatiens that warrants inclusion into our discussions of tinctoria and flanagae, see grandis from India. It is threatened in the wild. What I hope for in breeding Impatiens is the vigor of reseeding hybrids (in my climate) with capensis and/or balsamina in their background and exotic larger flowered blood included. Bonaventure