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Elephant's Foot Plant Cracked Base: Identify Species First

Common Name = Two Different Plants

Dioscorea elephantipes (true elephant's foot).
Beaucarnea recurvata (ponytail palm).

Which one? Cracked base could be age or issue. Send photo/ID for specific advice.

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