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Ponytail PalmBotanical Name: Beaucarnea recurvata Native Region Environment: Central America and Mexico. Sun Light: Prefers full sun, bright light or abundant indirect or filtered light. Temperature: Water: Ponytail palms store water in their trunks and can tolerate extended drought. Soil: Fertile and well draining. Growth Pattern: Slow growth shrub with a central trunk and several budding branches producing dense clusters of long, narrow fronds that twist and

obscura by Michael Miyashiro

minimum temperature 60 degrees

Sun/Light: Interestingly

Bright indirect light for approximately 6 hours is good

yellows and greens as they mature

Mature Size: Typically a small bushy shrub

Indigenously it grows as a low tree epiphyte or terrestrially

The stems grow tightly packed at the base and fan out in a zig-zag pattern

fold up and put away

Every leaf pattern of variegations is unique

Attributes: Attractive sword shaped leaves with a silver-pewter finish over a greenish hue

trailing evergreen perennial