The plants sent have healthy roots, stems and leaves.

Bucephalandra kishii is a species of aquatic plant that belongs to the family Araceae. It is native to Borneo, particularly found in streams and rivers in Kalimantan, Indonesia. Bucephalandra species have gained popularity among aquarium enthusiasts due to their unique and colorful foliage.

Here are some general guidelines for growing Bucephalandra kishii:

Water Parameters: Bucephalandra kishii thrives in freshwater aquariums with stable water parameters. Maintain a temperature range of 72°F to 82°F (22°C to 28°C) and a pH level between 6 and 7.5.

Lighting: Moderate lighting is usually sufficient for Bucephalandra kishii. You can use aquarium lights specifically designed for planted tanks or choose low to medium intensity LED lights.

Substrate: Bucephalandra kishii is a rhizomatous plant, and it attaches itself to rocks, driftwood, or other surfaces through its rhizome. Use a substrate that is suitable for anchoring plants, such as fine gravel or substrate specifically designed for planted aquariums.

CO2 and Nutrients: Bucephalandra kishii can benefit from supplemental CO2 injection and regular fertilization. However, it can also grow well without CO2 supplementation. Provide a nutrient-rich environment by adding liquid fertilizers or using root tabs specifically formulated for aquatic plants.

Maintenance: Regular maintenance is essential for the health of Bucephalandra kishii. Remove any dead or decaying leaves to prevent them from affecting water quality. Algae growth can be minimized by ensuring proper water conditions, controlling lighting duration, and maintaining a balanced nutrient level.