Fenestratarum Mulyadii

Fenestratarum Mulyadii is a newly discovered genus closely related to Aridarum and Bucephalandra, offering a striking aesthetic of long, slender, and slightly leathery leaves. This variety displays a deep green hue with pronounced ruffles along the margins, growing in dense clusters that sprout closely together from a thick, central rhizome. 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 is an exquisite choice for the midground or background of freshwater aquascapes, where its impressive 6-inch leaves add dramatic texture and architectural depth within a planted tank.

Key Features & Notes

• As a newly discovered genus from East Kalimantan Timur, this species is exceptionally rare and highly sought after by advanced collectors and specialized aquascapists.
• The foliage is notably sturdier to the touch than common species, featuring deep green curves that mimic the appearance of premium Bucephalandra Belindae.
• While care is similar to other Bornean epiphytes, its rarity makes it best suited for aquarists experienced with slow-growing Araceae species.
• It is perfectly at home fully submerged in an aquarium or emersed in high-humidity terrariums, vivariums, and paludariums.
• Available in both plant and clump portions. Please note that clump portions are much larger in size and quantity.

Care Tips & Preparation

• This 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.
• Fenestratarum Mulyadii is extremely rare and little is known about this particular species. We recommend it for aquarists with experience keeping Bucephalandra, Aridarum, and Piptospatha species.
• 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
Skill Level: Moderate
Growth Rate: Slow
Light: Medium to High
CO2: Recommended
pH Range: 6.5 – 7.5
Propagation: Divide the rhizome with sharp scissors