White Impatiens plants will sometimes develop a very faint pink flush. If it is more than this then your friend has actually grown another plant, possibly from seed.

Self-seeding would be my guess as well, although I'm surprised pink babies would come from white parents. I've had purple impatiens set seed that grew into salmon-colored "babies" -- a very ugly combination.

Wow, this is from 18 years ago! I have lived my whole life in Florida and moved to New England just over a year ago. I bought some white impatiens this summer and brought them inside for the winter. Today I was looking at them carefully and see that one of the plant's flowers are turning pink. I've never heard of this before. I have another pot of them in another room and they continue to bloom white. The only differences are that the pink ones are sharing a pot with begonias in a cooler temp room while the others are in their own pot. The temp difference is probably 5 degrees F. I can't find anything mentioning this other than this post.

I've attached pictures, two of the pink-hued in the terracotta planter, then the white ones in the green planter with one of our kitties. Remember, there are some begonias with pink leaves and the yellow central flower in the terracotta planter too).

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