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Sarracenia Leucophylla 'Green' vs. 'Schnell's Ghost': Pigment Difference

True Heterophylla vs. Partial Pigment

Schnell's Ghost is a true heterophylla—no red pigment anywhere (yellow flower). S. leucophylla 'Green' has green/white pitchers but shows red pigment in very young growth, leaf damage margins, and flower (red). Without flower, they look identical; check damaged leaf edges for red.

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