The Hosta Ghost Spirit forms a medium-sized mound, reaching a height of 40-45 cm and spreading up to 105 cm at maturity. The plant features blue, heart-shaped leaves that exhibit irregular white misting and streaking. During the warmer months, many leaves develop a white centre, with variegation diminishing to a faint misting as temperatures rise. For optimal colour retention, it is best grown in shaded conditions. This variety is adorned with lavender flowers on 75 cm scapes in June and possesses good substance. It is also resistant to slugs and can withstand limited sunlight, though it may scorch if exposed to intense midday sun for extended periods. This unique plant is an excellent addition for those seeking distinctive garden specimens.