Beaucarnea recurvata Specimen 50 / 180 import_2021_09_10_101756 In the wild this low-growing

In the wild this low-growing succulents forms clumps of hundreds of stems

repot using a free-draining potting mix that includes a high ratio of pumice

As Pinguicula form new rosettes over time

Glazed planter textured banding at the base

Can go dormant during winter

Beaucarnea recurvata Specimen 50 / 180 import_2021_09_10_101756 In the wild this low-growingOne of the largest Beaucarnea recurvata specimen we have ever recieved! As this species matures the base of the trunks become distincly wide and almost flat, which can be seen developing here. Beaucarnea recurvata is commonly known as the Pony Tail Palm due to its bright green recurved leaves, although its not a true palm and as a Mexico native it fares best in sunny and dry conditions. Recognised not only by its slender arching leaves but also by its