Beaucarnea guatemalensis "Ponytail palm" 10" buy-btn but they have some similarities

but they have some similarities regarding shape and drought tolerance

The outer clay on this planter is unglazed with a contrasting glazed interior

It can tolerate pretty much anything except for over loving them

Bloom: summer to early fall

The prayer plant is one of the most distinguishable tropicals

Beaucarnea guatemalensis "Ponytail palm" 10" buy-btn but they have some similaritiesThe 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