To identify whether it's time to repot your ponytail palm, gently remove it from its current pot and observe the roots. 'If the roots are crowded or the plant is top-heavy, it may be a sign that ...

You will also need a small (6 to 8-inch) pot with good drainage (terracotta is good for this purpose), and potting soil. If you don't have a ponytail palm to get a division from, ask around a ...

The Ponytail Palm has very distinctive features ... you should select a suitably sized container. You should choose a pot that is approximately four inches larger than the caudex’s diameter.

and since they store water in their large trunks and enjoy being somewhat pot-bound, they are very low-maintenance.” It should be noted that “ponytail palm” is a misnomer (it isn’t a ...