Pachycormus discolor
Elephant Tree - Copalquín
Description
Pachycormus discolor, often called the Elephant Tree or Torote, is a fascinating deciduous tree native to Baja California, Mexico, and is valued for its unique appearance. This tree is known for its thick, fleshy, and often contorted trunk. Its bark peels in layers. The foliage consists of small, green leaves that appear during the growing season. Its flowers are often small and inconspicuous. To make it grow, plant it in well-draining soil. Provide the plant with plenty of sun and only water it sparingly. This unusual plant can add a unique element to any landscape due to its unusual shape and drought resistance.
Description
Pachycormus discolor, often called the Elephant Tree or Torote, is a fascinating deciduous tree native to Baja California, Mexico, and is valued for its unique appearance. This tree is known for its thick, fleshy, and often contorted trunk. Its bark peels in layers. The foliage consists of small, green leaves that appear during the growing season. Its flowers are often small and inconspicuous. To make it grow, plant it in well-draining soil. Provide the plant with plenty of sun and only water it sparingly. This unusual plant can add a unique element to any landscape due to its unusual shape and drought resistance.