Impatiens mirabilis

Impatiens mirabilis is a rare and unusual species of balsam native to Southeast Asia, prized among plant enthusiasts for its striking caudex-like base and ornamental foliage. Unlike the common impatiens, this species develops a swollen, woody stem that serves as a water reservoir, giving it a bonsai-like appearance even at a young age. Growing up to 2–3 feet tall, it produces lush green leaves at the top of its stem, creating a dramatic contrast between the thickened trunk and the delicate canopy above. This slow-growing nature makes it a fascinating collector’s plant and a living sculpture in any indoor or outdoor display.

In addition to its distinctive form, Impatiens mirabilis is admired for its resilience and adaptability in container culture. With proper care—well-draining soil, bright but indirect light, and moderate watering—it can thrive for years, becoming more sculptural as the stem thickens over time. Native to rocky, seasonally dry habitats, it has adapted to withstand periods of drought by storing water in its caudex, making it more forgiving than many ornamental species. Whether grown as a botanical curiosity or a statement piece in a tropical collection, Impatiens mirabilis never fails to spark intrigue and admiration.

• Live plant along with a plastic pot.
• Plant height will be 08-12 inches in 6 inches pot.
• Plant height will be 24-28 inches in 8 inches pot.
• Plants nature is outdoor/semi shade, less watering.
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