✨The astringent brown creates a sense of calm. A plant with a low center of gravity that is easy to use.

✨Cephalandra sp. Brownie Cupuas is characterized by brown to dark-toned leaves, and has an appealing, subdued, and sophisticated look. The leaves have a moist texture, creating a good shadow effect, adding depth and stability to the aquascape.

Because it is not too conspicuous, it is particularly effective at the base of a mainstay Bucepha or in an arrangement that tightens the overall look.

[Biological information]

Type: Cephalandra sp. Brownie Cupuas

. Trade name: Brownie Cupuas

. Characteristics: Brown to dark leaves, subdued texture, low-growing plant

. Growth rate: Slow (suitable for long-term care)

. Difficulty of cultivation: Low to medium

. Recommended placement: Foreground to midground, in the shade of rockwork, at the base of driftwood.

[Growing Guidelines]

Light intensity: Weak to medium (strong light may cause the color to become lighter)

CO2: Can be grown without additives / Adding CO2 helps stabilize leaf growth

Planting method: Do not bury the rhizome, but attach it to stones or driftwood

Care: Old leaves may be damaged in the early stages of planting, but will stabilize after new growth.

Recommended points:

It pairs well with dark-colored Bucepha and Cephalandra, making it easy to coordinate the whole.

It also tightens up the layout when used as a "receptacle" for brightly colored plants.