Commiphora holtziana
Caudiciform
Description
Commiphora holtziana is another member of the Commiphora genus, notable for its fragrant resin and striking appearance. This plant is similar to others from the same family as frankincense and myrrh. It features a thick, often gnarled trunk and branches, and can grow into a small tree or shrub. The leaves are usually small and deciduous, appearing after periods of rain. Its bark often peels, revealing layers of different colors. The resin produced by this plant has traditionally been used in incense, perfumes, and medicine. Commiphora holtziana favors well-draining soil and a warm, sunny environment. Propagate through seeds or cuttings and prune regularly.
Description
Commiphora holtziana is another member of the Commiphora genus, notable for its fragrant resin and striking appearance. This plant is similar to others from the same family as frankincense and myrrh. It features a thick, often gnarled trunk and branches, and can grow into a small tree or shrub. The leaves are usually small and deciduous, appearing after periods of rain. Its bark often peels, revealing layers of different colors. The resin produced by this plant has traditionally been used in incense, perfumes, and medicine. Commiphora holtziana favors well-draining soil and a warm, sunny environment. Propagate through seeds or cuttings and prune regularly.