Bucephalandra pubes
Bucephalandra pubes is a small Bornean rheophytic aroid that grips wet rocks along forest streams, often submerged during floods. Like other Bucephalandra it is popular in planted aquaria and humid terrariums, wanting warm, soft water, low to moderate light and roots attached to rock or wood rather than buried. No species-specific ecology is published, so this profile follows the genus.
Where it grows wild
Rheophyte on rocks in and beside clear, fast-flowing streams under rainforest canopy, alternating between emersed and submerged as the water rises and falls.
Lowland to hill forest; the single climate site sits at 432 m in West Kalimantan.
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