Full Size Ponytail Palm Regular Humidity this plant combines statement-making looks

this plant combines statement-making looks with relatively easygoing care requirements

Your Schefflera Amate contains calcium oxalate crystals that can cause discomfort for pets who nibble on her leaves

Water your Dracaena Reflexa when the top two inches of soil feel dry to the touch (usually every 10-14 days

or the Laurel Fig

These plants are happy in most residential and office environments

Full Size Ponytail Palm Regular Humidity this plant combines statement-making looksDescription You can go away for a couple of weeks, forget all about the ponytail palm, and come home to find it perfectly content. That easygoing streak comes from its thick, bulbous trunk, which stores water like a camel's hump and gives the plant its other name, the elephant's foot. Up top, long curly leaves spill out and arch over in every direction, like water from a green fountain. The ponytail palm is a succulent, related to agaves and yuccas,