- Rare nano plant with small, elongated leaves
- Farm-raised and not wild-harvested
- 100% clean with no algae, duckweed, or snails
This rare and beautiful aquarium plant has small, elongated leaves about 0.5–0.75 inch (1–2 cm) long. The deep green leaves are speckled with small, white dots and have slightly wavy edges, whereas the new rhizome growth has a lovely red hue. Expect this slow-growing bucephalandra to reach about 1–2 inches (3–5 cm) in height.
The easy care requirements for buce plants are very similar to anubias — just add low light and liquid aquarium fertilizer. The rhizome should not be covered or buried in the substrate, so attach the plant to hardscape using a small dab of super glue gel on the roots.
Customer Reviews
I found 5 different plants in one little container, and they are amazing. Beautiful leaf structure, bright green coloration. This is the biggest one in the picture, two weeks in and they shooting new leaves.
This is my first time buying a tissue culture. It was a nice sized plant and I glued it to a rock. It easy to open, clean, and plant. Looking forward to buying more.
I was so excited to receive this Buce! I needed it for an area on my dragon stone in one of my tanks. It arrived quickly and was packaged very well. I was pleasantly surprised by how many plants I received in the tissue culture. My experience with other tissue culture providers in the past involved receiving several small weak plants that quickly disappeared in the tank. This was definitely not the case with this buce. The plants had petite leaves but were very healthy. I placed them in the tank and have only had a tiny bit of leaf loss. Still looks incredibly healthy! Can’t wait for it to continue to grow and fill in the area. I definitely would buy this again
Bucephalandra 'Needle Leaf' Tissue Culture
I received this plant in good condition. My only concern was that the gel medium was completely melted and the package was quite warm. The weather was mild so I suspect the truck was parked in the sun for a while. There was a good amount of plant material and it looked healthy.I divided into plantets and glued them to rocks. They are doing well so far.