Create an enchanting woodland atmosphere in your garden with Monotropa uniflora, the rare and ghostly white plant also called Indian Pipe or Ghost Plant. This mysterious species is known for its translucent, pipe-shaped flowers and unique appearance that seems almost otherworldly.

Unlike typical green plants, Monotropa uniflora is non-photosynthetic, making it one of the most unusual species you can grow. It thrives in cool, dark, moist forest-like conditions, making it perfect for shade gardens, woodland areas, or unique botanical collections.

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Features

• Rare and highly unique woodland species

• Known as Indian Pipe, Ghost Plant, or Corpse Plant

• Striking white, translucent, pipe-shaped flowers

• Ideal for deep shade and forest-like environments

• Non-GMO, premium-quality seeds

• Perfect for collectors and woodland gardeners

• Adds a mystical, ethereal feel to gardens

Specifications

Common Names: Indian Pipe, Ghost Plant, Ghost Flower
Scientific Name: Monotropa uniflora
Seed Type: Non-GMO
Plant Type: Perennial
Flower Color: White, translucent
Light Requirements: Deep shade
Soil Needs: Moist, rich, humus-heavy woodland soil
Water Needs: High moisture—never allow to dry out
Blooming Season: Summer
Height: 4–10 inches
Germination Difficulty: Very challenging; requires specific mycorrhizal conditions
Planting Season: Fall or early spring
Hardiness Zones: 4–9
Special Note: This species naturally depends on mycorrhizal fungi; germination may vary