Elizabeth's 5-year plant from Sri Lanka: 21 cm diameter stem, unbranched, long narrow serrated leaves from center, silvery stem, pale green leaves. Doubles yearly. Stall said from Holland, grows 2m in 20 years.
Ponytail Palm (Beaucarnea recurvata) — also Elephant's Foot. Not a true palm; lily family (Liliaceae). Native to Mexican desert.
Your specimen is excellent—doubling yearly indicates superb care. Will continue thriving with bright light and minimal water.
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