Your mail-order ponytail palms arrived wrapped in wet paper towels. Pot them correctly immediately.
Ponytail palms store water in bases. They're desert plants. Wet soil = rot. Small pots + cactus soil + sun = perfect mimicry of native habitat.
Easy, rewarding plants. Your pothos experience gives you the "dry-down" instinct—apply it here!
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