- Rare rhizome plant that's sustainably farm-raised
- Dark green, oblong leaves with wavy edges
- 100% clean with no algae, duckweed, or snails
This gorgeous aquarium plant has wavy-edged, oblong leaves that are about 2.5 inches (6 cm) long and 0.5–0.75 inch (1–2 cm) wide. The deep green leaves are speckled with small, white dots and have an iridescent blue sheen, which contrasts beautifully with the dark red rhizomes. As one of the faster growing buce species, the plant can reach 4–8 inches (10–20 cm) in height with good light and nutrition.
Customer Reviews
This plant came in very youthful and in good shape I even left it sitting in the cup for a week and finally put it in the tank and it's doing good aquarium co-op got it here super quick
Bucephalandra Kedagang Tissue Culture
unfortunately this plant didn't adjust and completely melted in a week, stems and all.
1st time having this plant It is a dark green with red under the leaves. my mystery snails don't eat it. It gives your tank that pop of color and you glue it to rock or wood so you can get creative with it. Nice plant.
Fast shipping and good quality
What I received looks just like the picture. The cup was full and every bit was alive and healthy. I just rinsed it off, glued the rhizome to a couple of rocks, and a couple weeks later, it is thriving. Will be ordering a couple more for my next setup.
The plant looks great on every rocky surfaces you may have
These came packaged in the pictured pot. The plants were healthy and seem to be adapting well to my tank. The little red pop is nice and I look forward to seeing how they develop!
Came in healthy as can be! Beautiful redish green plant. Packaging was phenomenal and proper for where it was being delivered. Thank you!
This is the first time I have ordered a tissue culture plant. I am very happy with the shipping and the amount of product in the cup. I am a little bit concerned about the health of the plant. Compared to the pictures from other reviewers, my plant seemed smaller and almost dried up in places. The roots look healthy though, so I am being cautiously optimistic that it will eventually bounce back.