[Crispino L Ramos]

This bucephalandra was named Bucephalandra "gurindam sekadau" by the seller from Indonesia. The new name of this aroid is Bucephalandra oncophora according to Dr. Peter Boyce of the University of Malaysia and The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, UK. It has a large spathe, lanceolate leaves and moderately wavy leaf edges.

 

[pianofish]

I like it Cris! The subtle waviness of the leaves really looks good on the dark foliage. Looks like a skinnier version of the Bucephalandra Semadang.
What is the smaller Buce next to it in the pot?
Joshua

 

[Crispino L Ramos]

I like it Cris! The subtle waviness of the leaves really looks good on the dark foliage. Looks like a skinnier version of the Bucephalandra Semadang.
What is the smaller Buce next to it in the pot?
Joshua

Joshua, You have a very good observation about B. Gurindam Sekadau and I'm surprised that you noticed the smaller species (Bucephalandra Tumbang Kelaken). Thanks for the comments!

 

[pianofish]

I'll be hitting you up for some buce trades once mine make a few more babies if you'd be interested. My collection is still mostly single plants at the moment.
Joshua