Beaucarnea recurvata aka Pony Tail Palm 6 Inch Live Houseplant Senecio peregrinus "String of Dolphins" Rare Live Succulent

Beaucarnea recurvata aka Pony Tail Palm 6 Inch Live Houseplant Senecio peregrinus "String of Dolphins" Rare Live SucculentAlso, known as Elephant's Foot the Pony Tail Palm is not actually a true palm. It is native to Eastern Mexico but much of the native population has been decimated over the years. They are drought tolerant, slow growing, and require very little care. They are very happy to be ignored and watered every few weeks. Make sure the soil completely dries between waterings. This for one plant growing in a 6" inch container shipped bare root. All of our plants

solitary or clustering globular stems that reach a diameter of about 3 to 4 inches (7 to 10 centimeters)

Flowers: Solitary

Areoles: Round large at first covered with white felt

straight or curved up to 1

It always looks good and stays small

They are very happy to be ignored and watered every few weeks

Keep dry with ample airflow in winter (but for outdoors cultivation it is somewhat resistant to wet conditions

Sometimes in the winter it looks really red color

growing one above the other

it is susceptible to root rot if overwatered

to 10 x 1 mm

Tephrocactus alexanderi can withstand a light frost and temperatures down to 23 degrees F as long as its dry