Pachycormus Discolour 130mm "Caudex Forming "
Pachycormus discolor, also known as the Elephant Tree or Copalquín, is a fascinating and unique succulent tree native to the arid regions of Baja California, Mexico. It is highly sought after for its distinctive swollen trunk, or caudex, and its ability to thrive in harsh, dry environments. The most striking feature of Pachycormus discolor is its large, bulbous caudex. This swollen base serves as a water-storage organ, allowing the tree to survive long periods of drought. The caudex can vary in shape and size, often appearing wrinkled or furrowed, adding to the plant's sculptural appeal.
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Pachycormus discolor, also known as the Elephant Tree or Copalquín, is a fascinating and unique succulent tree native to the arid regions of Baja California, Mexico. It is highly sought after for its distinctive swollen trunk, or caudex, and its ability to thrive in harsh, dry environments. The most striking feature of Pachycormus discolor is its large, bulbous caudex. This swollen base serves as a water-storage organ, allowing the tree to survive long periods of drought. The caudex can vary in shape and size, often appearing wrinkled or furrowed, adding to the plant's sculptural appeal.
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Pachycormus discolor, also known as the Elephant Tree or Copalquín, is a fascinating and unique succulent tree native to the arid regions of Baja California, Mexico. It is highly sought after for its distinctive swollen trunk, or caudex, and its ability to thrive in harsh, dry environments. The most striking feature of Pachycormus discolor is its large, bulbous caudex. This swollen base serves as a water-storage organ, allowing the tree to survive long periods of drought. The caudex can vary in shape and size, often appearing wrinkled or furrowed, adding to the plant's sculptural appeal.
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