Anubias White Rose Tissue Culture

Plant Profile

Common Name: Anubias White Rose

Anubias White Rose is an extremely rare, highly coveted specimen that showcases breathtaking, fully white-to-cream leaves that create an immediate, high-contrast pop against dark substrate, hardscape, and surrounding green foliage. With very little information available on this brand-new cultivar, care is assumed to be similar to other Anubias species, especially other variegated forms, requiring steady parameters, gentle lighting, and patience as it adds its ethereal beauty to your aquascape.

Key Features & Benefits

• Stunning, fully white-cream leaf color provides unparalleled visual contrast impossible to replicate with standard green flora.
  
• Compact, slow-growing epiphyte habit makes it an absolute showstopper for nano aquariums and high-end collector layouts.
• The sterile laboratory environment guarantees your new plant arrives completely free of pests.

Care Tips & Preparation

• Carefully remove the plantlets from the cup and rinse away the sterile nutrient gel under lukewarm, dechlorinated water before mounting. For instructions on how to properly plant tissue culture aquarium plants, click here.
• Secure the plant directly to your chosen hardscape elements using aquarium-safe glue or thread. Avoid burying the horizontal stem in gravel or soil because restricting water flow around the rhizome will cause the plant to melt, rot, and die.
• Provide gentle, low to moderate lighting. Variegated and white leaves lack dense chlorophyll, so moderate light combined with stable nutrients will help support healthy growth without scorching the foliage or inviting spot algae.
• Maintain stable water parameters and avoid sudden environmental shifts to ensure your new greenery acclimates smoothly without shedding leaves.
  
• Provide optional carbon dioxide injection to achieve faster growth and more robust leaves, though it will happily thrive without high-tech setups.
• Master the prep and planting process by checking out a beginner's guide to tissue culture plants to prevent your delicate new plantlets from melting or floating away.

Quick Facts

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

• Family name: Araceae
• Origin: Cultivated
• pH: 6.0-7.5
• Care: Easy
• Lighting: Medium
• CO2: Not required, but recommended for TC transition
• Propagation: Separate at the rhizome
• Growth rate: Slow