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BUCEPHALANDRA Needle Leaf

Brand: TROPICA

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BUCEPHALANDRA NEEDLE LEAF – Compact Epiphytic Plant in 1-2-Grow! Format for Foreground and Nano Aquascapes

Bucephalandra sp. 'Needle Leaf' is a finely detailed Bucephalandra variant known for its narrow, wavy green leaves speckled with tiny white dots. Measuring under 0.5 cm wide and 1–2 cm long, the leaves grow slowly and compactly, making this species ideal for foreground layouts and nano aquascaping.

Slightly more demanding than Bucephalandra 'Diabolica' or 'Pygmaeae', this variant benefits from moderate lighting and light CO₂ supplementation to bring out its full potential. The reddish rhizome tips add contrast and interest, but must always remain unburied, as the plant should be attached to hardscape like driftwood or rocks.

Tropica’s 1-2-Grow! cup offers guaranteed lab-grown quality: no algae, snails, or pesticides, and fully safe for shrimp and sensitive species. To use, simply rinse off the gel, divide the tissue culture into 6–8 portions, and plant with tweezers in the desired location.

Main features:
• Fine-leaved epiphyte with slow growth
• Green, wavy leaves with white specks
• Reddish rhizome, must not be buried
• Ideal for attachment to wood or rock
• Medium light and optional CO₂ recommended
• Lab-grown, pest- and pesticide-free
• Safe for shrimp, fish, and delicate invertebrates
• Best suited for foreground or nano tank layouts

Why choose Bucephalandra Needle Leaf 1-2-Grow!:
A refined and compact plant with guaranteed lab safety, slow growth, and high visual appeal for aquascapers who value precision and durability.

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