Bucephalandra Biblis Blue Sky (Farmed)

Common Name: Buce Biblis Blue

Buce ‘Biblis Blue Sky’ is a beautiful, low-tech aquarium plant prized for its ornamental appearance and exceptionally small foliage. This variety produces petite, slightly curled leaves that transition through a range of colors, from deep forest greens to rich reddish-brown hues, depending on the environment. Highly versatile, it can be grown submerged or emersed, usually attached to hardscape such as driftwood or rocks rather than being buried in traditional aquarium substrate. It's a great accent for the foreground of freshwater aquascapes, where its slow-growing rhizomes will gradually form dense, colorful clusters perfect for detailing within a planted tank.

Key Features & Notes

• The small-scale leaves and unique curl make Biblis Blue Sky an ideal candidate for nano aquariums where fine detail is paramount.
• This variant is known for its shifting color palette, providing a natural, aged look as the reddish-brown new growth matures into deep green.
• This is one of the most durable species in the hobby and thrives in shaded areas . It is an ideal choice for aquascapes where other plants might struggle.
  
• It is perfectly at home fully submerged in an aquarium or emersed in high-humidity terrariums, vivariums, and paludariums.

Care Tips & Preparation

• Bucephalandra is an epiphytic plant that should be attached to rocks or driftwood . Never bury the rhizome in substrate, as this will cause the plant to rot and melt.
• Carefully remove the plant from its pot and clear away all rockwool from the roots. For a deep dive on prepping potted plants, click here .
• Avoid making drastic changes to your water parameters or lighting. Unstable conditions are the primary cause of leaf melt in new specimens.
• While this plant is hardy and low-maintenance, CO2 injection will yield much faster growth. We recommend researching your specific water chemistry to ensure your plant thrives.
• Final size and coloration depend entirely on your specific aquarium conditions. Please note that photos are a representation, and individual plants may vary.
• Please research appropriately to ensure your plant thrives.

Additional Information
Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. We encourage you to do thorough research to ensure healthy growth!

Family Name: Araceae
Origin: Borneo (Endemic)
Skill Level: Easy
Growth Rate: Slow
Light: Low to Medium
CO2: Not necessary but recommended
pH Range: 6.0 – 8.0
Propagation: Divide the rhizome with sharp scissors