Bucephalandra-new species

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[Frederic G]

Such beautiful plants! Really great! :gdance:
Especially "Theia 6"
I love them!

 

[GeorgJ]

Hey,

very amazing Bucephalandras!
Great clear pictures!

 

[vasteq]

Thank you for your words of appreciation.

 

[UnKreativ_]

Hello,
WOW amazing pictures!
And the Bucephalandra Semadang is a verry beautyful plant! ...
Can I ask you from where you have so much different bucephalandra species?
Mehmet.

 

[vasteq]

Since few years I am trying to exchange from other collectors around the world.

 

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SOLID BLUE

A variety of medium size with a wonderful intense blue color, contracting along the leaf veins - in this case I think the trade name is correctly. Leaves slightly wavy at the edges, large, placed on short stems. The average growth rate - although I guess that should speed up if will get more leaves (as was the case with Kualakuayan2 which got "kick" with more leaves). Traditional parameters like all my bucephalandra:

GH 8
KH 6
pH 6.5
?wiat?o >0.7W/L
Co2 z butli + EC
Fertilizer by EI, exchange water - 30% per once a week

 

[Frederic G]

Do you have pictures of your tanks for all that Bucephalandras? :smile:

 

[vasteq]

Not yet. I have so many species in one tank - for now I have no idea how to compose it

 

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COPPER

One of my favorite varieties in terms of coloration - leaves shimmer in all colors of the rainbow - colors change with viewing angle - picture does not fully reflect this "miraculous". Young leaves reddish, turning green, with age yielding blue sheen. The oldest leaves sparkle with metallic purple (all the leaves are visible in the photo). Belongs to the small variety. I also have another specie with a similar name "Copper Leaf" - for a long time I thought that they are one and the same but now I realizes that vary in size and color.

 

[ragn4rok]

Hi,

I'm from Indonesia and I enjoy collecting Bucephalandra and trade them with hobbyist from many countries.

These are my collection.

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Sorry for many photos, because there are too many Bucephalandra species.

Enjoy.