- First described
- 2019
A Washington Co alba (distinct from 'Thick Neck' C0387 — Mike confuses them) with stretchy white pigments and historically solid-white interiors. Wash. Co alata-influenced trait: late- summer trap production. 19 Mike photos (2019-2024). Mike accidentally double-threaded this clone — duplicate at thread 4588 (C0476, deferred).
Standout traits
- Solid white interior in past seasons
- Decent stretch on white pigments
- Big late-summer trap production — atypical for leucos in NorCal climate; likely due to distant alata-influence in Wash. Co population
- Strong shape under undisturbed full-sun cultivation (Mike, 2023)
- Distant alata influence frame: Wash. Co leucos perform well in late summer when most leucos wait for fall
Cultivation
- Phenotype variance is extreme — fall vs spring trap colors can look like different clones.
- Best in undisturbed full sun (Mike, 2023).
Photos (19)
Naming
Mike's working label. Distinct from S. leucophylla var. alba yellow flower 'Thick Neck' Wash. Co (C0387) — Mike notes the similar names cause him personal confusion.