Fouquieria macdougalii | Tree Ocotillo | Uncommon Mexican Caudiciform Tree | Collector Desert Succulent Growing in a 1 Gallon Missouri They thrive in poor soils

They thrive in poor soils and need a limited supplies of fertilizer to avoid the plants developing excess vegetation

The cherry wood succulent was hand made in Texas by another small business and there may be irregularities due to being hand etched

Hardiness:USDA Zones 9–11

Blooming season: Summer

Fouquieria macdougalii | Tree Ocotillo | Uncommon Mexican Caudiciform Tree | Collector Desert Succulent Growing in a 1 Gallon Missouri They thrive in poor soilsFouquieria macdougalii, commonly known as the Tree Ocotillo, is one of the most elegant and desirable members of the ocotillo family. Unlike the familiar Fouquieria splendens, this species develops a stout, tree like trunk with gracefully arching branches, smooth exfoliating green bark, and a naturally sculptural silhouette that becomes increasingly impressive with age. During periods of rainfall, the branches are clothed in fresh green leaves before