They look similar, but I. capensis grows to 2-5 ft, has deep orange/red dots, and an abrupt and convex taper to its nectar spur, whereas I. noli-tangere grows to 1-3 ft, has more brownish-purple spots that are mainly dorsal, and has a more gradual and concave taper to its nectar spur. (ou.edu)

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