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Ponytail Palm: Succulent reaching 6 to 8 feet tall, 3 to 4 feet wide in containers, with long, slender dark green foliage.
The leaves erupt in a fountain of deep green, each just an inch wide but up to 6 feet long!

Ponytail Palm
Nolina recurvata Ponytail Palm

The Ideal Houseplant -- Fast-Growing, Easy, and Year-Round Beautiful

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The Ideal Houseplant -- Fast-Growing, Easy, and Year-Round Beautiful
Also called Elephant's Foot for the large, water-storing bulge at the base of its trunk!
One of the most dependable and interesting houseplants we have grown, Ponytail Palm or Elephant's Foot is a succulent that grows in a snap from seed, reaching 6 feet or more in containers and offering a large, wide, beautiful spray of foliage, each leaf just an inch wide but cascading out and down up to 6 feet long. Very easy to grow in any bright window, it is long-lived plant that always looks fresh and healthy.

Ponytail Palm takes its name from the way the foliage gathers at the base, then cascades out in all directions, making a very elegant show atop a central long, thick trunk. The base of this trunk bulges out right above the soil line, lending this plant its other common name of Elephant's Foot. This gives it interesting texture. In large containers, the base of this plant can reach 3 to 4 feet across, but it will adapt to more compact conditions as well. Ponytail Palm is easy!

A member of the Agave family native to Central America, Ponytail Palm is hardy in zones 9-11, where it will grow considerably larger in the garden -- 15 feet tall is typical. But it thrives anywhere indoors, given bright light and a mild low-nitrogen fertilizer (6-6-6 is good) twice a year. Any potting soil is fine, and let it dry out a bit between waterings; overwatering is more of a danger than underwatering. You will love this easy, charming plant! Pkt is 10 seeds.

Ponytail Palm

Ponytail Palm

Botanical Name:
  Nolina recurvata Ponytail Palm
Product Category:
  Seeds
  Perennials
Growing Zones: 9-11
Sun Exposure:
  Full Sun
Shipping:
  Ships in 7-10 days
Ship Form:
  Seeds
Soil Moisture:
  Moist, well-drained
Soil Types/Tolerance:
  Normal, loamy
Plant Habit:
  Upright
Plant
  Width: 3 ft - 4 ft
  Height: 6 ft - 8 ft
Foliage Color:
  Dark Green
Uses:
  Containers
  Foliage Interest
  Ornamental
  Houseplant
Additional Features:
  Easy Care Plants
  Indoor Growing
  Succulents
Special Resistance:
  Heat Tolerant
  Pest Resistant
  Disease Resistant

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