Habitat:

native to Mexico and is typically found in the arid regions of the country, especially in the desert and semi-desert zones.

Flowering Season:

spring to summer months, from May to July

Fruiting Season:

late summer to early fall

Seed Propagation:

most commonly propagated by seeds, although it can also be propagated by cuttings.

Climatic Conditions:

 warm temperatures, ranging from 20°C to 30°C, minimal rainfall (200 mm to 1,200 mm), well-drained, sandy, or loamy soils.

Parts Used:

Trunk: The swollen, water-storing trunk (resembling an elephant’s foot) is the most distinctive feature of the plant.

Leaves: The long, narrow, curly leaves are used primarily for ornamental purposes, and the plant is cultivated primarily for its attractive foliage.