This Bucephalandra was one of the first imported varieties from West Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of Borneo. The variety name refers to its origin in the Serimbu region. According to more recent knowledge, this beauty probably belongs to the Bucephalandra pygmaea group. Its leaves are narrowly elliptical; depending on the lighting, their color can vary from dark olive green to reddish brown. Like the genus Anubias and Cryptocoryne, Bucephalandra belong to the arum family. Every now and then, you can observe their typical inflorescences under water.

Note:
We advise you to wash away the media around the root zone of the aquatic plant with chlorine free water so as the prevent mildew and algae in the aquarium. (The media contains abundant nutrients)