Bucephalandra Entikong

Bucephalandra Entikong features long, slender, ruffled-edge and rich-hued leaves. This Buce species closely resembles that of Bucephalandra Catherinae and is possibly part of the same family. While information about Buce Entikong is lacking, this beautiful aquarium plant makes up for this in the looks department. Characterized by a linear and thin rhizome, Bucephalandra Entikong leaves will spread very well horizontally compared to typical Bucephalandra bunched growth. 

Like other Bucephalandra, Bucephalandra Entikong is versatile with placement and will grow well when attached to aquarium hardscape such as aquascaping stones and aquarium driftwood. Bucephalandra prefers lower lighting, substantial flow and will grow nice and dense if favorable conditions are provided. While CO2 injection is not required, the use of it helps promote quicker growth and lovely coloration. The stem and rhizome should not be covered when planting and over-gluing of roots will be extremely detrimental to its growth and survival. 

Our potted plants are kept under strict fertilizer dosing regimes and are provided with CO2 injection in their holding tanks.