Bucephalandra sp 'Brownie Ghost'- Tissue Culture Cup
        
          Compact, with dark purple leaves, adding a mysterious, deep color tone to rockwork or driftwood
        
      
  
    
  
    
      
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Bucephalandra Brownie 'Ghost' - Tissue Culture Cup
Product Details
Contents: One tissue culture cup of Bucephalandra Brownie 'Ghost'
Dimensions: 8cm x 5cm
General Description
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Common Name(s): Brownie Ghost, Buce Ghost
 
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Scientific Name: Bucephalandra sp. 'Brownie Ghost'
 
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Visual Description: Dark, almost translucent leaves with a unique ghostly appearance
 
Growing Conditions
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Light Requirements: Low to medium
 
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Water Requirements: Freshwater, well-oxygenated
 
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Temperature Range: 20-28°C (68-82°F)
 
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Humidity Preferences: High humidity if grown emersed
 
Planting & Care
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Substrate Preferences: Rich, nutrient-dense substrate
 
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Fertilization Needs: Moderate, prefers liquid fertilizers
 
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Propagation Methods: Cuttings from the rhizome
 
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Pruning/Tidying Up: Trim as needed to maintain shape and encourage bushier growth
 
Placement
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Aquarium Placement: Midground to background
 
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Attachment: Can be attached to rocks or driftwood
 
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Spacing Requirements: Allow space for spread and growth
 
Compatibility
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Aquarium Compatibility: Suitable for most freshwater aquariums, shrimp and fish safe
 
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Pest/Disease Resistance: Generally resilient but watch for common aquatic pests
 
Special Requirements or Tips
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Special Care Instructions: Acclimate slowly to new environments, avoid sudden changes in water parameters
 
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Seasonal Care: Stable conditions year-round for best growth
 
Ecological Impact
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Invasiveness: Non-invasive when kept in contained aquascapes
 
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Benefit to Wildlife: Provides shelter and breeding grounds for aquatic life