BURSERA fagaroides
BURSERA fagaroides
BURSERA fagaroides
BURSERA fagaroides

BURSERA fagaroides

€12.50
Author : (Kunth) Engl.
Family : burseraceae
Habitat : Mexico

Small shrub of the Bursraceae family native to Central America

Creates superb Bonsai

2 years old seedlings 10 & 20 cm. Caudex about 1 cm.
OUR PLANTS OUR ARE SENT WITH THE POT OR BARE ROOTS. PLEASE CONSULT OUR CONDITIONS OF SALE BECAUSE NO GUARANTEE IS GIVEN REGARDING THEIR RETURN. THEY ALSO TRAVEL AT YOUR OWN RISK, THE CARRIER YOU HAVE CHOSEN REMAINS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR DELIVERY. YOU MUST CONTACT HIM IN CASE OF A DELIVERY PROBLEM, WITH THE TRACKING NUMBER YOU HAVE RECEIVED.

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CULTURE :
Exposure : bright and sunny but take care to not expose the caudex to the full sun.
Temperature : a minimum of 0°c (summer growing)
Soil : not too rich and well drained

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