10 August 2026
The Danbee series belongs to the group of New Guinea hybrids. The plants are intended for use as ornamental crops in flower beds, containers, and planters.
These plants differ from other types of impatiens by the presence of fleshy leaves and sturdy stems. Bush height can vary depending on the temperature regime during cultivation; when grown in cool conditions (15°C), a reduction in plant height is observed by the time of sale.
The appearance of the bush and the overall quality of the plants can vary significantly depending on light and temperature. Flowering in this group of hybrids is usually continuous throughout the season.
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