Anubias ‘Broad White’ is a rare and visually striking variegated Anubias prized for its broad, thick leaves patterned with bold white and pale green marbling. Its slow growth and hardy nature make it an excellent foreground to midground plant for freshwater planted aquariums and refined Aquascaping layouts.
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A quick look at Anubias ‘Broad White’ so customers can see the real plant, leaf shape, and variegation.
Variegated AnubiasLow lightRhizome plantHardscape
Best results come from stable parameters and moderate lighting. Place it in partially shaded areas to keep white foliage clean and reduce algae risk.
Variegation note: White areas contain less chlorophyll and naturally grow more slowly than green tissue. Stable conditions and moderate lighting are essential for maintaining healthy leaves and strong contrast.
Each plant displays unique variegation patterns.
Why Aquascapers Choose Anubias ‘Broad White’
Bold white variegation creates immediate focal interest
Broad, leathery leaves add structure and contrast
Slow growth keeps maintenance minimal
Hardy rhizome plant suitable for low-tech aquariums
Excellent epiphyte for driftwood and stone
Care & Placement
Placement: Foreground to midground, attached to hardscape
Planting: Do not bury the rhizome — attach to rock or wood
Lighting: Low to moderate (high light may encourage algae on white areas)
CO₂: Not required, but beneficial for steady growth
Flow: Low to moderate
Maintenance: Minimal — remove older leaves as needed
Aquascaping Tips
Use sparingly as a focal or accent plant.
Position in partially shaded areas to protect white foliage.
Pairs beautifully with darker greens, mosses, and Bucephalandra.
Plant Specs
Category
Details
Type
Rhizome / Epiphyte Plant
Difficulty
Easy
Growth Rate
Slow
Light
Low to Moderate
CO₂
Optional
Placement
Foreground to Midground (attached)
Temperature
22–28°C
pH Range
~6.0–7.5
Variegation intensity, leaf size, and growth rate may vary from plant to plant. Stable parameters and patience are key to long-term success with Anubias ‘Broad White’.