How to prune impatiens hawkeri 'sunpatiens compact hot coral'

Late summer (August) if reshaping is needed; otherwise only to remove damaged growth. Cut stems back by up to one-third above a leaf node with clean pruners. SunPatiens tolerate hard cutbacks well and re-flower quickly under good light and moisture.

Once per season if reshaping is needed; otherwise as needed for dead or damaged stems. SunPatiens 'Compact Hot Coral' is vigorous and largely self-maintaining. Unlike traditional impatiens, it rarely needs deadheading. If plants become dense or outgrow their space in late summer, cut back by one-third to reshape. Remove spent or diseased stems promptly. Minimal pruning is the norm for this series.

Cut stems back by up to one-third above a leaf node with clean pruners. SunPatiens tolerate hard cutbacks well and re-flower quickly under good light and moisture.