Bucephalandra sp. ‘Elephant Jade’ [Submersed]
Bucephalandra sp. Elephant Jade is a must-get variety for most bucephalandra hobbyists. The features of the Elephant Jade are their petite round leaf shape. Their color is not as strikingly red or purple as some collectors’ types, however what they lack in colour, they make up for in their unique shape while also being suitable as foreground plant.
Growth pattern is fairly short and compact. Offering a desirable bush-like appearance, with use in both collections and aqua scaping for high tech aquariums.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Leaf Shape | Peppercorn to round, compact |
| Color | Subtle green with faint red tints |
| Growth Habit | Short, bushy, low-growing |
| Plant Type | Submersed |
FAQ
Is the Elephant Jade suitable for use in a high-tech aquarium?
Yes, the Elephant Jade’s compact and bushy growth makes it ideal for high-tech aquariums and aqua scaping as a foreground plant.
How does the color of Elephant Jade compare to other Bucephalandra varieties?
The Elephant Jade has a more subtle green color with faint red tints, lacking the bold red or purple hues seen in some other varieties, but compensating with its unique leaf shape.
Is this plant available in regular shipments?
Please contact customer service for current availability and shipment details.
Nicola Vaughan –
The Elephant Jade has a very unique round leaf shape that stands out in my aquarium. It grows slowly but forms a nice bushy front layer. I didn’t expect it to be as visually appealing as the photos, but it’s definitely worth the try for anyone interested in subtle, compact plants.
Emma Baker –
I added this to my high-tech tank and it fits perfectly in the foreground. The leaves are small and round, which gives a clean, natural look. It’s not flashy, but it’s very stable and easy to maintain.
Jan Vance –
After seeing the photos, I was hesitant, but the plant actually looks great in the tank. It grows slowly and stays compact, which is perfect for a low-maintenance setup. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a unique foreground plant.