Bucephalandra Mini Boyan

Bucephalandra Mini Boyan is a small rippled leaves and compact clumping habit. It is usually grown as a slow rhizomatous rheophytic plant usually grown attached to wood or stone, making it well suited to calm aquascapes, shaded hardscape layouts, and humid paludarium settings where the foliage can be appreciated up close. For PALUDRA, this item should be treated as a development-stage catalogue listing for planned stock, with the final supplied form confirmed once stock is received. In use, it is best suited to foreground to midground, attached to hardscape. This plant is typically grown in aquatic and paludarium conditions and performs best with low to medium light and optional CO2 support. Growth is generally very slow, so it rewards stable conditions and patient maintenance rather than constant repositioning. As with many plants in this group, newly received stock may need an acclimation period before showing settled new growth. Keep the rhizome exposed, provide stable water, and allow time for slow establishment.