Bursera fagaroides | Elephant Tree | Mexican Caudiciform Bonsai Tree | Collector Live Succulent Rhode Island

Bursera fagaroides | Elephant Tree | Mexican Caudiciform Bonsai Tree | Collector Live Succulent Rhode IslandBursera fagaroides, commonly known as the Elephant Tree or Fragrant Bursera, is a remarkable pachycaul tree native to the deserts of Mexico and the southwestern United States. Highly prized by collectors, this drought adapted species develops a thick, sculptural trunk with smooth peeling bark and delicate, aromatic foliage that gives it the appearance of a naturally aged bonsai. During the dry season, it becomes deciduous before producing fresh

corky caudex and the lush green leaves creates an appearance unlike almost any other succulent

Fockea edulis is one of the best-known caudiciforms in cultivation

They are hardy in USDA Zones 9a to 11b

Provide Pachycereus marginatus with plenty of bright

Orbea decaisneana is a low-growing

sculptural branching

Turbinicarpus pseudomacrochele is a slow-growing cacti that requires patience and attention to its specific care needs

In the wild

Cut end is treated in horticultural sulfur

often with darker central stripes

It's commonly grown as a decorative plant in gardens

has distinct features that make it a sought-after plant among cactus enthusiasts