This is for Bucephalandra sp. Velvet Leaf 4 WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get). You will get the exact same plant/clump in the picture!

Please also check out my store/listings for other Bucephalandra clumps, plants and moss available.

Shipping policy:

Plants will be packed with insulation and shipped FREE via USPS. Shipping is on Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Saturday to the continental USA. No shipping to US Protectorates, APO/FPO

DOA policy:

It is rarely happened. But in case of DOA, please submit a CLEAR photo of unopened bag within 2 hours after package is received in first attempt, a refund will be issued for the deceased plants.

Bucephalandra is a small plant species that has become quite the rage in the planted aquarium hobby in recent years.

Description:

Bucephalandra is a low-growing flowering aroid plant found exclusively on the island of Borneo. This plant is a rheophyte found growing as dense mats over stones in streams at locations subject to drastic change between flooding and prolonged dry periods which is comparable to that of Anubias barteri from Western Africa.  The plant relies on a strong root system to attach firmly upon smooth rocks which can only be loosened by knife.

New growth vary as a creeping or upright rhizome. The robust short-stalked leaves are obovate to lanceolate, with a smooth to undulate margin.

Bucephalandra  is a relatively undemanding plant that grows and reproduces very slowly. It can be attached to rocks or driftwood or held in place by weights or planted in coarse substrate. It will survive low light while its potential size and color is reached under intensive light, good water movement, CO2 injection and regular fertilisation. Soft water seems to have a positive effect. Bucephalandra can be planted in substrate unlike cryptocoryne but prefers nutrient rich substrate over inert. More or less consistent conditions are recommendable.

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