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Bucephalandra Tissue Culture [Multiple Plants]

Name: Bucephalandra Tissue Culture [Multiple Plants]
Brand: PlantedPro
Price: 26.48 USD
Availability: InStock

$26.48

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Bucephalandra sp. on Tissue Culture

Description: Bucephalandra species are rather varied, handsome plants, which have recently gained the attention of many aquarists due to the variability within their various features. Native to Borneo, these plants will grow emersed and submerged and are often compared in hardness to the Anubias species. Creating a lush, natural look in freshwater tanks is very suitable. They do best when attached to a rock or driftwood, as planting them in the substrate may lead to root rot.
This in-vitro selection guarantees an aquarium plant free from tissue cultures, pests, or any contamination and is well acclimatized.

Information:

Care Level: Easy
CO2 Requirements: Not Required
Growth Rate: Slow
Placement: Epiphyte (attach to rock or driftwood)
Lighting: Low to Moderate
Color: Various
Max Size: 2+ inches

Information Beyond

Advantages of tissue culture: It is grown in-vitro, meaning there is no scope for getting any unwanted pests or contaminants; it is the best option to go algae-free or pest-free for all aquarists. Preparation: Just before planting in your aquarium, gently wash the tissue culture gel off by briefly rinsing in water or soaking and gently rubbing the gel off with your fingers. Thus, Bucephalandra sp. is hereby highly recommended for all aquarists wanting to add an ornamental, low-light, low-maintenance plant that will contribute to the biodiversity of their aquascape.

Note: The photos provided are sample representations of the species, not the exact specimen you will receive. The plants may vary slightly in size from the listed range, but rest assured, we take great care to select only the best specimens for shipment. We’re committed to quality and excellent customer service, so if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help!