Fouquieria columnaris – 1 gal pot – Caudiciform
The famous “Boojum” tree of Baja California needs little introduction to enthusiasts of plants from this region, being one of the most iconic representatives of the botanically rich central desert region.
Boojum Tree Fouquieria columnaris Huge 6 Inch Tall Trunk 16
The Boojum Tree has a distinctive appearance with its thick, white, spiny trunk that tapers to a narrow top. The branches are dense and covered with small, green, leaves that can drop off during dry periods. The tree’s bark is grayish-white, adding to its striking visual appeal. These specimens are 6 inches in tall trunks. You are bidding on the plant size shown. It will be shipped bare root. If there are any care questions please ask. Thanks
Boojum Tree Fouquieria columnaris Huge 6 Inch Wide Conical Truck Arizona Grown
The Boojum Tree has a distinctive appearance with its thick, white, spiny trunk that tapers to a narrow top. The branches are dense and covered with small, green, leaves that can drop off during dry periods. The tree’s bark is grayish-white, adding to its striking visual appeal. These specimens are 6 inches in diameter at the base of a compact cone shaped trunk. This plant was grown in USA-Arizona and is desert hardened. You are bidding on the plant size shown. It will be shipped bare root. If there are any care questions please ask. Thanks
Fouquieria splendens | Coachwhip | Vine Cactus | Desert Coral | 10 Seeds
Fouquieria splendens is a Cactus or succulent in the Fourquieriaceae family. It is commonly known as Ocotillo American Spanish, coachwhip, vine cactus, desert coral, slim wood, Jacob’s staff, Jacob cactus, and candlewood. It is a plant indigenous in the Southwestern United States. While it may look dead for parts of the hotter season, it comes to life once it rains. It can grow to 30 feet tall and 10 feet wide. The flowers are bright crimson and displayed at the ends of each stem. A drought-tolerant plant that will grow in most soils. Zones 8-11 Germination Sow in a mixture of sand (2/3) and potting soil (1/3). Cover with plastic and poke a few tiny pin holes. Let the seeds germinate with a lot of light, at 75-85F, and in constantly humid soil. Germination after a few weeks.
