
Bucephalandra brownie ghost ulu kapus Tissue Culture - C31677
Bucephalandra âBrownie Ghost Ulu Kapuasâ â Tissue Culture
Bring rare elegance and subtle color shifts into your aquascape with Bucephalandra âBrownie Ghost Ulu Kapuasââa highly sought-after species prized for its unique leaf tones and compact growth. This tissue culture form ensures a clean, pest-free start, ideal for both beginner and advanced hobbyists.
Key Features
- Rare Ulu Kapuas variant with distinctive âghostlyâ lighter tones over deep green to brown leaves
- Compact, slow-growing rhizome plant â perfect for nano tanks and detailed layouts
- Iridescent sheen under proper lighting, adding depth and contrast
- Tissue culture (TC) â free from algae, snails, and pests
Aquascaping Use
- Ideal for hardscape attachment (rocks, driftwood)
- Perfect for foreground to midground placement
- Works beautifully in nature, jungle, or minimalist aquascapes
 Care Requirements
- Lighting: Low to medium (enhanced coloration under moderate light)
- COâ: Not required, but recommended for optimal growth
- Temperature: 20â28°C
- Water Parameters: Soft to moderately hard water; stable conditions preferred
- Growth Rate: Slow
Planting Tips
- Gently rinse away the nutrient gel before use
- Do not bury the rhizome attach to hardscape using glue or thread
- Allow time to adapt; Bucephalandra may experience a short transition phase after planting
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Bucephalandra âBrownie Ghost Ulu Kapuasâ â Tissue Culture
Bring rare elegance and subtle color shifts into your aquascape with Bucephalandra âBrownie Ghost Ulu Kapuasââa highly sought-after species prized for its unique leaf tones and compact growth. This tissue culture form ensures a clean, pest-free start, ideal for both beginner and advanced hobbyists.
Key Features
- Rare Ulu Kapuas variant with distinctive âghostlyâ lighter tones over deep green to brown leaves
- Compact, slow-growing rhizome plant â perfect for nano tanks and detailed layouts
- Iridescent sheen under proper lighting, adding depth and contrast
- Tissue culture (TC) â free from algae, snails, and pests
Aquascaping Use
- Ideal for hardscape attachment (rocks, driftwood)
- Perfect for foreground to midground placement
- Works beautifully in nature, jungle, or minimalist aquascapes
 Care Requirements
- Lighting: Low to medium (enhanced coloration under moderate light)
- COâ: Not required, but recommended for optimal growth
- Temperature: 20â28°C
- Water Parameters: Soft to moderately hard water; stable conditions preferred
- Growth Rate: Slow
Planting Tips
- Gently rinse away the nutrient gel before use
- Do not bury the rhizome attach to hardscape using glue or thread
- Allow time to adapt; Bucephalandra may experience a short transition phase after planting
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Description
Bucephalandra âBrownie Ghost Ulu Kapuasâ â Tissue Culture
Bring rare elegance and subtle color shifts into your aquascape with Bucephalandra âBrownie Ghost Ulu Kapuasââa highly sought-after species prized for its unique leaf tones and compact growth. This tissue culture form ensures a clean, pest-free start, ideal for both beginner and advanced hobbyists.
Key Features
- Rare Ulu Kapuas variant with distinctive âghostlyâ lighter tones over deep green to brown leaves
- Compact, slow-growing rhizome plant â perfect for nano tanks and detailed layouts
- Iridescent sheen under proper lighting, adding depth and contrast
- Tissue culture (TC) â free from algae, snails, and pests
Aquascaping Use
- Ideal for hardscape attachment (rocks, driftwood)
- Perfect for foreground to midground placement
- Works beautifully in nature, jungle, or minimalist aquascapes
 Care Requirements
- Lighting: Low to medium (enhanced coloration under moderate light)
- COâ: Not required, but recommended for optimal growth
- Temperature: 20â28°C
- Water Parameters: Soft to moderately hard water; stable conditions preferred
- Growth Rate: Slow
Planting Tips
- Gently rinse away the nutrient gel before use
- Do not bury the rhizome attach to hardscape using glue or thread
- Allow time to adapt; Bucephalandra may experience a short transition phase after planting
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