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Super Sonic® Pink Impatiens
Impatiens hawkeri Super Sonic Pink 70019680
- Plant Type
- Perennials & Annuals
- Width
- 14-18 In.
- Height
- 14-18 In.
- Sun requirements
- Full Shade, Part Shade, Part Sun
- Water requirements
- Moist, Well-drained, Increase watering with more sun
- Plant developer
- Syngenta
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Create design onlineAbout Super Sonic® Pink Impatiens
Super Sonic® Pink is the pink color selection in Syngenta Flowers' Super Sonic® New Guinea impatiens series (product 70019680). The Americas catalog describes the mounding series as 14–18 inches high and wide, flowering from mid-spring through summer in full shade to part sun.
## Placement
Use this series for seasonal color in shaded beds, mixed combinations, and larger containers; Syngenta lists pot sizes from 1.25 quarts through 2-gallon hanging baskets and recommends it for 2.5-quart and larger pots. The broader species also suits borders, patio containers, and mass planting.
## Growing conditions
NC State Extension identifies New Guinea impatiens as an annual in the balsam family and says partial shade is best, with moist, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Water demand increases as sun exposure increases, so monitor baskets and sunny sites more closely.
## Seasonal display
The exact product name identifies the pink flower color, while the breeder's series listing gives bloom from mid-spring through summer. The rounded habit provides a full color display in containers or grouped beds.
## Sources
[Super Sonic® Pink, Syngenta Flowers](https://www.syngentaflowers.com/ams/product/flower/70019680); [Syngenta Flowers 2024–2026 Americas Annuals Catalog](https://online.flippingbook.com/view/636494595/1/); [NC State Extension: New Guinea impatiens](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/impatiens-hawkeri/).
## Maintenance
Keep the root zone moist and well drained; check containers and hanging baskets more often in sunny positions because water demand rises with sun exposure. Avoid leaving the soil saturated.