Impatiens morsei is a subtropical plant in the balsam family. The species grows into a small shrub, not much taller than 50 cm. The glassy, succulent, purple stems have oval leaves with a scattered arrangement. The velvety leaves are dark green at the base and have striking pink veins. Striking white flowers with a pattern of red and yellow spots can appear between the leaves. The bag-shaped flowers resemble some orchids. The fruits, like many species in this family, can "explode," violently shooting out the seeds. The species is considered a perennial and can be propagated by seeds and cuttings. For more information about this Araflora plant , see the plant information below.

Impatiens morsei is found only in the mountain forests of southern China, at altitudes between 500 and 1000 meters. This species grows primarily at temperatures between 10 and 25 degrees Celsius. The plant thrives in cool conditions but is not winter hardy. Humidity doesn't necessarily need to be very high, but ideally, it should be above 50%. This species is suitable for growing as a houseplant or as a container plant outdoors. Place this plant in a location with bright, indirect light. Direct sunlight in the morning or evening is tolerated, but try to shade the plant during the middle of the day. This plant thrives in humus-rich, airy soil that retains moisture well. Ensure the soil remains slightly moist without water pooling at the bottom of the pot. Feed flowering plant food regularly, biweekly at the recommended dosage during active growth. For more information about this Araflora plant, see the care symbols below.