How To EASILY Propagate Bucephalandra And Anubias
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024
- How To EASILY Propagate Bucephalandra And Anubias. In this video, I'll show you how to easily propagate Bucephalandra Kedgang and Anubias Nana Petite. It is an easy way to grow an exotic plant like Bucephalandra and perhaps even make some money from it.
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Do you keep Bucephalandra? Have you tried growing and propagating them? If so, what kind?
Great intro to keeping bucephalandra. Love that you got straight to the point, no jibber jabber and long winded stories about your lunch, car breaking down, wife calling you, dog taking a poo, lol. Nicely filmed!!
I've always loved bucephalandra. So easy to see how you can propagate it. Thanks!!
Glad you enjoyed!
Just the video I needed 👌 thank you!
Thanks for stopping by!
I like how you are paying attention to details so all looks beautiful, how the stone color matches the bucephalandra and how nice growing pots you found
Thank you! That's part of the fun in setting up a tank isn't it? Choosing all the right elements to make it look natural.
Effective simple video. Thank you
Thanks for checking out my video!
beautiful aquarium.
Really appreciated the video. Your calm demeanor is quite enjoyable to listen to. I hope you keep making videos. Subscribed! :D
Thanks so much for your nice words!
Didn't realize you can use super glue to propagate Buce. Your plants look very healthy!
Yes! Superglue is widely used in aquascaping!
Beautiful filming! Great vid, we have been thinking of an aquarium (nothing fancy) when we move to a bigger place.
If you are interested, I founded a FB group for aquascaping. It is very friendly and drama free, not big, but quite active. Great place to start your aquarium journey. I'm also hoping to have more locals join so we help each other with buying/selling plants locally. Aquatic plants can get expensive.....ahem Bucephalandra! Lol.
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@@GavinKohAquascaping will check out sometime!
I was wondering how to go about this once they got big enough. Those grow pods are pretty neat.
Yeah, make sure you get from Aliexpress tho' cuz from Amazon, you pay a ton more. They are listed at 2 for $20 CDN!! You'll have to wait a bit for Aliexpress, but worth it. I got 10 for $18! I usually sell my Buce for about $10-$15 depending on size and number of leaves. 2" plus length with 8 or so leaves I sell for $15 🙂
Thanks so much
Most welcome!
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Great video, thanks for sharing! Just a couple of quick questions:
1) what are the small fish you have in there? other than the red cherry shrimp i noticed some tiny black/grey fish that looked like small corys?
2) will planting buceps in active substrate (just the roots and not the rhizome) give better growth? Since they get more access to nutrients? Any tips for planting buceps inside substrate, especially when the roots are quite shallow?
Thank you!
Hey thank you!
The small fish are Otocinclus catfish. They are super chill.
Buce are epiphytes, so they should not be be planted in substrate. They have to be attached to a rock or driftwood.
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Can u tell me about the lighting for buce , fertilizer , water quality ? Am providing co2 as well
It's an easy plant to keep. Any normal light will work. I do use ferts, no CO2.
can we use liquid super glue with cotton swab to glue plants with rocks?
What you are actually looking for in the superglue is an ingredient called cyanoacrylate. This is safe for the plants and animals. It goes inert the moment it touches water or dries up.
I can't speak for any other type of superglue...though I've seen other people use a type of liquid superglue. Perhaps you can ask those guys what they use. Hope this helps.
can we grow them emersed ?
I believe so. There is a series of videos called "Grow Buce Like a Boss". I think he talks about growing them emersed. Also, Buce in general grown by river banks, half emersed, half submersed. So it is natural for them.
Wow
Good job! Can’t you do another with ranunculus inundatus? Hi from Italy
Thanks! I'll definitely put ranunclus on the list! What do you want to know specifically?
How propagated, trimming and take care?!thanks for the answer
Where did u get those stick on cups again ?
I got them from Aliexpress. The ones on Amazon are much more expensive, but Aliexpress takes a bit longer.
I tried superglue and starting from where I applied, the Anubias and Buce started melting.
Hard to say why, there are so many variables like water parameters, were there roots where you cut, were the roots buried after glueing, etc.
Interesting that you can glue on cut end and it will still grow roots
Yes, the roots grow from the side of the rhizome. As long as you have a decent rhizome, the plant will thrive :)
do you have a link for those growpods?
@Stig A I do actually. Here it is.
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Will it grow if I’ll chose attach them to slim pvc pipe placed vertically on my aquarium?
Yeah sure, I don't see why not. As long as they are not buried, it doesn't matter what they are attached to.
@@GavinKohAquascaping thanks so much for answering man🙏
If you glue it on that place will it not rot away? I did it the same but im scared that i did it wrong
Not at all. Basically you glue the rhizome. From there the roots will grow out the side. All my Buce are glued that way.
@@GavinKohAquascaping thanks for answering so you glue the bottom of the rizoom but can it grow bigger then?
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i thought bucep have rhizomes like anubias......well i dont own any bucep right noe so not sure what it really looks like
for anubias, you didn't show much. You cut the rhizomes or how?
The reason I didn't show much is because you treat the Anubias the same as you would Buce. Anubias and Buce are very similar, both with rhizomes.
but whyy do they thrive better when attached to something ??
Buce are not meant to be buried in the soil. Their roots need to be in the water column. When you attach them to rock or driftwood, their roots are exposed and it can absorb nutrients. If you don't feel like glueing them, you can just wedge them between rocks or driftwood too.
Bucephalandra grow faster than anubias nana?
MUCH MUCH faster! One new Buce leaf every 7 to 10 days!
Nice setup and great tips! have you had any success in transitioning emersed buce to submersed? risk / issue of melting :( is there a more secure way to do that? not a lot of submersed buce available here in the Ph. thanks! 🪴
Buce is a super hardy plants. I tried taking them from submersed to emersed and they adapted very well, then I stopped the experiment and placed them back in the tank with no issue. Pretty hard to kill this plant to be honest.