Bursera graveolens Epiphronitis nighttime 12-15°C (54-59°F)

nighttime 12-15°C (54-59°F)

inheriting the spotted pattern from C

Stelis pusilla

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

Bursera graveolens Epiphronitis nighttime 12-15°C (54-59°F)A 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