Bursera Hindsiana Copal Red Torchwood
(This plant comes in a 3.5 inch pot. All of our plants are grown under the same conditions, although not all the plants are the same. You will receive a similar plant in size and shape to the ones in the pictures. Our plants are hand-picked and carefully selected to bring you the best quality possible. Please allow us up to 3 business days to process your order. If you wish to receive your order on a specific date, or have special instructions, please add a note at the checkout . The plant is shipped in its pot to prevent any damage to the roots).
Bursera hindsiana copal, commonly known as ‘Red torchwood’, belongs to the Burseraceae family. A native of Mexico, this winter-dormant plant grows up to 4-12 ft. in height. Bursera hindsiana is a drought-resistant shrub that is perfect to have.
Growth Rate
The growth rate of Bursera hindsiana is fast.
Flowering
The beautiful flowers bloom in white color throughout the autumn season.
Water and Feeding/Fertilizer
Bursera hindsiana needs regular water. During summers, sufficient watering encourages faster growth.
Soil
The Red torchwood plant does not need specific soil texture, but well-drained soil is essential to germinate.
Hardiness
This succulent is hardy in zones 9b to 10a and has a frost tolerance of -4°C (24.8°F).
Light
These plants need full sunlight to grow.
Propagation
The propagation of the Bursera hindsiana copal is possible through seeds and cuttings.
The Red torchwood plant can be a nice décor piece to place in any corner of your home. Like other succulents, these plants also need some care to grow healthy.
Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz
Blooming Season | Autumn |
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Common Name | Red torchwood |
Dormancy | Winter |
Family | Burseraceae |
Flower | White |
Frost Tolerance | -4°c |
Growth Rate | Fast |
Hardiness Zone | 9b to 10a |
Height | 4-12 ft. |
Origin | Mexico |
Pot Size | 3.5" |
Scientific Name | Bursera hindsiana copal |
Shape | spreading |
Sun Exposure | Full sun |