✨A red accent in the center. A modest yet striking bucepha.

✨Bucephalandra sp. Red Central is a type of plant that sometimes has a reddish nuance in the center of the leaf or near new shoots. It's not flashy with an entire leaf covered in red, but the "red core" of the predominantly green leaves creates a subtle contrast. This

balanced bucepha is easy to use when you want to add color without disrupting the atmosphere of your layout.

[Biological information]

Type: Bucephalandra sp. Red Central

Common name: Red Central

Characteristics: Reddish tinge may appear in the center of the leaves and on new shoots / Subdued plant appearance / Elegant color changes

Growth rate: Slow (retains shape)

Cultivation difficulty: Low to medium

Recommended placement: Foreground to midground, as an accent for rockwork, at the base of driftwood

[Growing Guidelines]

Light intensity: Weak to medium (strong light may prevent the reddish color from appearing)

CO2: Can be grown without additives / Adding CO2 tends to stabilize the condition of new shoots

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

Care: Old leaves may be damaged by environmental changes, but the plant will remain stable once new shoots have developed

[Recommended points]

・It is not as bold as the red Bucepha, so it is easy to match with natural-looking aquascapes.

・It is a plant suitable for those who want color but want to avoid something too flashy.