Buddha belly (Acorus sp.) groupkeeping=Yes to green or reddish-green with

to green or reddish-green with lighter spots

The leaves are narrowly lanceolate and are typically 10–25 cm (4–10 in) long and 7–10 mm wide

often utilizing ripened fruits that fall to the rain forest floor in Madagascar

They are considered a “bold” tarantula

Sunlight Demand: Low Light Flower Color: Purple Foliage: Green Soil Condition: Peat Moss Water Requirement: High Purchase Size: 4 - 6'' (10 - 15 cm)

Buddha belly (Acorus sp.) groupkeeping=Yes to green or reddish-green withAcorus sp. is widely spread The young stalks are dark green, slightly white powdered, and turn olive yellow in old age Sheath leaves are ovate lanceolate; sheaths are glabrous; sheaves are well developed, round or ovate to sickle shaped; sheaves tongue is very short Don't put Acorus sp. under direct sunlight Don't water your plant frequently in hibernation made to prevent root rot Daily care of Acorus sp. Light condition: Full sun to partial shade How