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Photo by Derick Pitman |
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The flowers on this species are extremely tiny and only seems to flower in deep shade. It will also set seed without flowering. Photo by Ron Parsons
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 | | Impatiens insignis .v1
Photo by Jeff Hirsch
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 | | Impatiens insignis .v2
Photo by Jeff Hirsch
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 | | Impatiens iriangensis
A nice epiphytic species related to the Impatiens niamniamensis group. Photo by Ray Morgan
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 | | Impatiens irvingii
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 | | Impatiens jerdoniae
An epiphytic species native to India. Sadly, it is not in cultivation. Photo by Ray Morgan
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 | | Impatiens jiewhoei
Photo by Saroj Ruchisansaku |
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 | | Impatiens jiewhoei
Impatiens jiewhoei is native to Thailand in the Kanchanaburi region. Photo by Chuyos Punpreuk
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 | | Impatiens kamtilongensis
Photo by by Frank Patient |
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 | | Impatiens keillii
This epiphytic species grows really well in a a Sphagnum Moss basket. Photo by Derick Pitman
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 | | Impatiens kerriae .v1
Impatiens kerrae appears to be a caudex forming species from the highlands of Thailand. Photo by Crug Farm Plants
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 | | Impatiens kerriae by Saroj Ruchisansaku
Photo by Saroj Ruchisansaku |
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 | | Impatiens kharensis?
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 | | Impatiens kilimanjari .v1
Impatiens kilimanjari is native to the cloud forest of My. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. It does make a natural hybrid with pseudoviola called x lateritia.
Photo by Jeff Hirsch |
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