the few things i have in pots... are struggling incredibly with two weeks in the 90s ... and drought ... plus hot humid nights ...

the production fields out here in lenawee county MI are getting close to severe damage ... as far as i can tell at 55 mph ... lol ... the corn is curling .. and the soybeans have simply stopped growing .... the wheat fields have been unaffected ... and harvested.. amber waves of grain have been given a crew cut ...

i moved my 4 pots to shade .... and have been trying to keep them watered ... what else is there to do ..oh i know.. complain ... lol ...

ken

You didn't mention how much light your bag is getting, but the flowers look like they're getting too much sun plus the ninety degrees or more temperatures combined with the sun is too much for any plant to handle, unless it's a cactus or the likes. The top of the bag takes the most sun and heat.

Being Impatiens walleriana, they may have contracted downy mildew.