Beaucarnea guatemalensis "Ponytail palm" 10" buy-btn Responds well to shearing and

Responds well to shearing and may be formed into topiary shapes or a low hedge or border

bloom/fruit state and shape of each plant will vary

but they have some similarities regarding shape and drought tolerance

It gets its common name from the fact that its leaves stay flat during the day and then fold up like praying hands at night

Beaucarnea guatemalensis "Ponytail palm" 10" buy-btn Responds well to shearing andThe Beucarnea, or Ponytail Palm, is also sometimes called the Elephant's Foot due to its bulbous trunk. Not a palm or a tree this slow growing succulent is pretty indestructible, and also cute. The guatemalensis has slightly thinner, glossier, and longer leaves then recurva and also fewer teeth along the edges. Light: full sun to part shade Watering: let dry 15% Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size and shape of each