Bursera graveolens Epiphronitis inheriting the spotted pattern from

inheriting the spotted pattern from C

chunky aroid mix to provide excellent aeration and support its vigorous growth

Best grown in a small pot or mounted with a fine

calodictyon — a large elliptic leaf with a dense dark grid over a green background and a finely pubescent surface — while producing successive flowers on long peduncles with spreading triangular sepals and contrasting bilobed petals at the center

relatively short flower spikes on a very small plant

Bursera graveolens Epiphronitis inheriting the spotted pattern fromA legendary and highly aromatic tree native to the seasonally dry tropical regions of the Americas. Famous globally as Palo Santo ("Holy Wood"), this sacred species develops a beautifully sculptural, pale bark that gives it an elegant, bonsai like appearance. Every part of the plant exudes an incredible, soothing citrus and frankincense aroma when brushed, making it a highly unique and meaningful addition to any collection. Light: Bright direct light