Impatiens Genus_Ficus As its vernacular name Norfolk

As its vernacular name Norfolk Island pine implies

Important notice: The plant you received may have less variegation than the plant pictured

It gets its name from the "furry" rhizomes that grow out of the soil and down the sides of its pot

Bright indirect light will help to retain the variegation

the Silver Stripe also has an additional stroke of silver

Impatiens Genus_Ficus As its vernacular name NorfolkBotanical Name: Impatiens walleriana Common Names: touch me not, jewelweed, snapweed, or patience Description: Impatiens are widely distributed in Asia, Africa, and North America, and several are popular garden plants. Impatiens have simple leaves that are usually alternately arranged along the stem. The upper leaves are often borne in a whorl (i. e., three or more arising in a circle from the stem).