Sarracenia purpurea White Ghost (Shipped Bare-Root) flava Rubricorpora Andrew Marshall Clone FC32 likely bred for intense red

likely bred for intense red pigmentation throughout its pitchers

well-spaced teeth that exemplify predatory efficiency

with Jeremiah setting the record twice on Alien specimens

combined with the chartreuse and crimson nectar spoon traits of H

Sarracenia purpurea White Ghost (Shipped Bare-Root) flava Rubricorpora Andrew Marshall Clone FC32 likely bred for intense redThis elusive tissue culture mutation from Araflora in the Netherlands ranks among the most coveted S. purpurea clones in American collections, featuring luminous yellow pitchers with minimal veining in spring and summer that transform into deep purple veined beauties by fall. A fast clustering grower derived from S. purpurea ssp. venosa, White Ghost demands careful light management as its pale pitchers burn far more readily than typical Sarracenia,