Dennerle Bucephalandra Serimbu Brown plant it - Invitro
attach to wood/rock
In nature, Bucephalandra usually grows on rocks or wood in rivers and streams - much like Anubias, which they resemble regarding use and care in the aquarium. Because of the popularity this plant has been dramatically reduced in its natural habitat (most Bucephalandra on the market have been taken from the wild). Dennerle Bucephalandra have been bred in the laboratory and NOT been taken from the wild.
This Bucephalandra is medium-sized, has a creeping to ascending, densely branched rhizome and spatulate to oblanceolate rather flat leaves. Young leaves are a light brownish red to apricot colour and have a green iridescent hue, older leaves are dark green with a blueish-grey shine. This Bucephalandra often produces pale pinked stemmed flowers under water.
Similar to Anubias they are slow growing and should be attached to rocks or wood.
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Easy |
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Type:
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Rhizome |
Origin:
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Borneo |
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Growth rate:
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Slow |
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Height:
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low/compact |
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Light demand:
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Low-medium |
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CO2:
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0-low |
The algae and snail-free Dennerle In-Vitro laboratory plants can be kept in the tub for weeks before planting. Please never open the tub before use as the sterile environment can get contaminated and the quality of the product can quickly deteriorate.
