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A fantastic species from northestern Mexico that resembles an Australian grass tree in overall appearance, although not closely related. Unlike any other Dasylirion, it has narrow, angled, grasslike leaves that form a large, spherical crown on top of a thick, robust trunk that can reach an amazing 5 m (16 ft. tall) despite very slow growing. A landscape plant for dramatic effects, even when young, it is hardy to both drought and substantial freezes. |
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Country of Origin |
Mexico |
General Features |
Flowering plant .
Palm alike Plant . Succulent Plant . |
Botanical Family |
Agavaceae |
Synonyms |
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Habitat |
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Cultivation  |
Substrate |
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Temperature during winter |
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Lighting |
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Watering during automn-winter |
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Watering during hot season |
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Fertilizer during growth |
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Pruning |
Repotting |
