Bursera graveolens Grias blooming successively on upright stems

blooming successively on upright stems throughout the year

tentacle-like sepal tails that extend dramatically from its flowers

and bilobed petals with a complex labellum at the center

A botanically fascinating miniature orchid from Andean cloud forests

Bursera graveolens Grias blooming successively on upright stemsA legendary and highly aromatic tree native to the seasonally dry tropical regions of the Americas. Famous globally as Palo Santo ("Holy Wood"), this sacred species develops a beautifully sculptural, pale bark that gives it an elegant, bonsai like appearance. Every part of the plant exudes an incredible, soothing citrus and frankincense aroma when brushed, making it a highly unique and meaningful addition to any collection. Light: Bright direct light