Bucephalandra 'Wavy Green' is an easy, slow-growing plant that prefers lower light levels. A nice, dense appearance is ensured by the willingness to branch, even without trimming. The green leaves are 2 cm wide and 5 cm long with wavy edges. …

Bucephalandra Pygmaea Wavy Green is an enchanting aquatic plant that stands out due to its lush green, wavy leaves. This plant, native to the tropical rainforests of Borneo, is favored by aquarists for its beautiful foliage and ease of care.

Bucephalandra Green Wavy is considered an easier, entry-level Bucephalandra variant. This particular product is a farm-grown variant of Bucephalandra that's been gaining popularity in the hobby. It features bright green ruffled leaves and develops a dense, bushy appearance due to its tendency to branch without trimming.

As well as other Bucephalandra variants, “Wavy Green” is a rheophyte (a plant adapted to strong water current), growing on rock along fast-flowing streams on Borneo island. Also in aquariums it grows well as epiphyte on stone and wood but it can also be fixed to …

Already known for its easy care and green ruffled leaves, Buce Green Wavy is a great example of plant variants. Because this Buce Green Wavy is so versatile, it's available in a number of different ways that will cater to a variety of different planted tank styles, preferences and more.

Bucephalandra Green Wavy is versatile and perfect for various aquascaping applications: Foreground Plant: Ideal for creating a lush, green carpet in the foreground. Midground Plant: Adds depth and a unique wavy texture to the midground area. Accent Plant: Its wavy leaves make it an excellent focal point in aquascapes.

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