elephant's foot succulent Buy Elephant's Foot Plant

elephant's foot succulent Buy Elephant's Foot PlantThe Ponytail Palm (Beaucarnea recurvata) carries its German name "Elefantenfu" elephant's foot for a reason. In the photo you see the characteristic swollen trunk that flares out widely at the base and tapers towards the top. The plant stores water in this thickening a clever system from its dry homeland in Mexico. This variant has two trunks side by side, each topped with a tuft of long, narrow, gently arching leaves. The leaves are grass like, dark

The Ponytail Palm (Beaucarnea recurvata) carries its German name "Elefantenfuß" — elephant's foot — for a reason. In the photo you see the characteristic swollen trunk that flares out widely at the base and tapers towards the top. The plant stores water in this thickening — a clever system from its dry homeland in Mexico. This variant has two trunks side by side, each topped with a tuft of long, narrow, gently arching leaves.

The leaves are grass-like, dark green, and fall outward in soft curves. Over time the tuft continues to grow, giving the plant its typical silhouette.

Care could not be simpler. The Ponytail Palm wants to stand in bright light, ideally with sun. Water very sparingly — the soil should dry out well between waterings. In winter, every two to three weeks is enough, often even less. If you tend to forget watering, this is the right plant for you.

The plant is delivered in a light beige glazed ceramic decorative pot, as shown in the picture. The decorative pot may differ slightly from the photo.

From the plant shelf at MO BLUMEN in Vienna — robust, full of character and a rewarding companion. indoor plants in Vienna.