Phoebis argante in-stock has a gregarious and interesting

has a gregarious and interesting growth habit

Light: bright indirect light to partial shade

most rippled leaves of any Anthurium

Pruning new canes can affect fruiting

It is not because she grew up with Tinker Bell on her bedroom walls

Phoebis argante in-stock has a gregarious and interestingThis critter is also known as the "apricot sulphur." Preserved by Chicago based group The Butterfly Company, this lovely unmounted male Phoebis argante hails from Peru and is a swift flyer with wing designs that imitate various flowers and tree types on the underside. 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: ~2" Please note: Each creature is fragile and should be