Urania ripheus sale It gets its common name

It gets its common name from the fact that its leaves stay flat during the day

If planting directly in to the pot faux drainage is recommended

The foliage is grassy green and creates a mound in regards to it's growth habit

The gray green leaves grow from a crown at the base of the plant arising alternately and reach 3-4 feet at maturity

Watering: allow only surface dryness

Urania ripheus sale It gets its common nameUrania ripheus is a flashy day flying moth from Madagascar. Imagine seeing this flashy beauty soaring through the air! Preserved by Chicago based group The Butterfly Company It's looking for its next home, whether within a fancy frame or pinned in a lush terrarium scene could yours be the one? Size: ~3" Please note: Each creature is fragile and should be handled delicately. Natural variations in size, color, etc. may occur in insects and no two are