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Team Buce Plant Potted Starter Pack

Original price $ 99.99 - Original price $ 399.99
Original price
$ 99.99
$ 99.99 - $ 399.99
Current price $ 99.99
Size: 5 Pot Package
 

Plant Profile

Looking for a variety of Bucephalandra but not sure where to start? The Team Buce Plant Potted Buce Starter Pack is a curated collection of our highest quality aquarium plants for beginners and seasoned collectors alike. Native exclusively to the lush riverbanks of Borneo, Bucephalandra species are celebrated for their iridescent blue, purple, and deep emerald foliage. If you want a diverse, resilient, low-maintenance mix of low-light epiphytes without the stress of choosing individual species, this curated bundle is the ultimate gateway to building a high-end aquascape.

Choose Your Pack Style

  • The 5 Pack: Includes 1 pot of 5 different Bucephalandra species (5 pots total).
    • Ideal for 5–10 gallon aquariums (e.g., UNS 5N, 3N, 25C, 30C, 60S, 45U, 45S, 60L).
  • The 10 Pack: Includes 2 pots of 5 different Bucephalandra species (10 pots total).
    • Ideal for 10–20 gallon aquariums (e.g., UNS 40C, 45U, 60U, 60S, 90L, 90LS).
  • The 15 Pack: Includes 3 pots of 5 different Bucephalandra species (15 pots total).
    • Ideal for 20–30+ gallon aquariums (e.g., UNS 60U, 90L).
  • The 20 Pack: Includes 4 pots of 5 different Bucephalandra species (20 pots total).
    • Ideal for large display tanks and extensive hardscape layouts.

Every Potted Buce Starter Pack contains at least 5 different varieties. Potential species included in your mix:

Please note: Specific varieties are hand-selected by our team based on current healthy stock. We are unable to fulfill requests for specific individual species, but we guarantee a beautiful, healthy mix!

Care & Planting Instructions

  • Prep the plant by removing it from the pot and clearing all rockwool from the roots.
  • Attach to hardscape using aquarium-safe glue or thread; keep the rhizome above substrate to prevent rot.
  • Maintain stable conditions to support smooth acclimation and reduce leaf loss.
  • Avoid intense light and ensure good water flow to prevent spot algae on slow-growing leaves.
  • CO₂ is optional but improves growth speed, leaf density, and color intensity.
  • Learn more about planting these species by reading our guide on How to Plant Epiphyte Aquatic Plants.

Quick Facts

Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. Team Buce Plant encourages you to do thorough research to ensure healthy growth!

Attribute Specification
Scientific Name Bucephalandra spp. (Assorted Varieties)
Common Name(s) Team Buce Plant Potted Buce Starter Pack, Buce Variety Bundle
Family Araceae
Plant Type / Taxonomy Epiphyte (Rhizome / Multi-Pack)
Care Difficulty Easy / Beginner-Friendly
Light Requirement Low to Medium
CO2 Requirement Not Required but Beneficial
Placement / Usage Foreground, Midground, Hardscape Accent
Height / Size Varies by Species (1 – 6+ inches)
Growth Rate Slow
Water Parameters pH 6.0 – 8.0 | Temperature 68°F – 80°F (20°C – 26°C)
Propagation Method Separate by Rhizome Division
Origin Borneo (Endemic) / Cultivars

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I plant the varieties in the Potted Buce Starter Pack?

Remove each plant from its pot and gently clear away the rockwool matrix. Attach the individual plants directly to driftwood or rocks using aquarium-safe super glue gel, thread, or fishing line. Always keep the horizontal rhizomes above the substrate to prevent rotting.

2. Can I request specific Bucephalandra varieties in my pack?

Because packs are curated based on current greenhouse inventory to guarantee maximum health and freshness, we are unable to accept requests for specific species. However, every pack is guaranteed to include at least 5 distinct, high-quality Bucephalandra types.

3. Are the plants in this pack safe for shrimp and fish?

Yes, all species included in the Potted Buce Starter Pack are 100% safe for all freshwater fish, shrimp (including sensitive Caridina and Neocaridina), and snails. Their tough leaf structures also make them resistant to plant-eating fish like cichlids or goldfish.