Break off offshoots, dip in rooting hormone, plant in sand or well-draining mix. Start many in a tray, pot individually after rooting.
Mature ponytails (Beaucarnea) store water in their base—rain every 2 weeks is enough. Cuttings lack this reservoir: water thoroughly, drain excess, then wait until pot feels very light for 2 days before rewatering. Err on the dry side.
Houston's climate is ideal for ponytail palms outdoors. They're succulents—cold and wet kill them faster than drought.
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