Bursera fagaroides purple-red denser and thinner white/yellow spines

denser and thinner white/yellow spines

and Euphorbia Schinzii

Propagation of the Ocotillo can be done easily by seeds and stem cuttings

fertilizing with a balanced liquid fertilizer during the growing season can help promote healthy growth and vibrant foliage

Avoid heavy clay as it will destroy the succulent

Bursera fagaroides purple-red denser and thinner white/yellow spinesBursera fagaroides are commonly known as Fragrant Bursera, Elephant Tree, Fragrant Elephant Tree, or the Whitebark tree. The drought tolerant elephant tree plant belongs to the Burseraceae family. It is a flowering plant that grows mainly in the Sonoran Desert, Mexico, and Arizona in the US. The tree is dormant for most of the year, but it grows at a fast rate as a shrub or a small tree during summers. The usual height in its native location is about