Bucephalandra ‘apple leaf’ (Loose Plant)

Bucephalandra ‘Apple Leaf’ – Compact, Wavy-Leaf Aquatic Plant for Freshwater Aquariums

Bucephalandra ‘Apple Leaf’ is a rare and attractive aquatic plant known for its small, oval-shaped leaves with gently wavy edges and a subtle, glossy green hue—resembling the shape and texture of an apple leaf. This epiphytic freshwater plant is perfect for aquascaping, offering fine texture and vibrant contrast in nano tanks or larger planted aquariums.

Ideal for foreground to midground placement, Bucephalandra ‘Apple Leaf’ attaches easily to rocks, driftwood, or other hardscape elements. It thrives in low to moderate lighting, grows slowly, and does not require CO₂—making it perfect for low-tech aquariums, shrimp tanks, and nature-style layouts. Under ideal conditions, it may produce tiny, ornamental white or pink flowers above the waterline.

Key Features:

• Scientific Name: Bucephalandra sp. ‘Apple Leaf’

• Common Name: Buce ‘Apple Leaf’

• Light Requirement: Low to moderate

• Growth Rate: Slow

• Placement: Foreground to midground or hardscape attachment

• Propagation: Rhizome division

• Water Conditions: pH 6.0–7.5 | Temperature 70°F–82°F

Why Choose Bucephalandra ‘Apple Leaf’?

• Unique, apple-shaped wavy leaves for natural appeal

• Ideal for low-tech and beginner aquariums

• Easy to attach to rocks, driftwood, or decorations

• Resistant to algae and tolerant of varied conditions

• Adds lush greenery and fine detail to aquascapes

Enhance your planted tank with Bucephalandra ‘Apple Leaf’ – a low-maintenance, elegant freshwater aquarium plant that brings lasting beauty and texture to any aquascape.