• medium ponytail palm in two tone cream and white ceramic planter set against a bright yellow background
  • medium ponytail palm in a two tone navy and white ceramic planter, set against a bright yellow background
  • medium ponytail palm in mid century modern ceramic planter, set against a bright yellow planter
  • ponytail palm in cream and white planter being cared for by someone in their brightly lit living room
  • ponytail palm plant in navy and white planter being watered by someone in their brightly lit living room
  • ponytail palm plant sitting on a wooden table as decor in someone brightly lit living room
  • detail view of the foliage of ponytail palm the leaves are vibrant green and skinny
  • digital illustration to showcase the differences in height of small, medium and large plants. small plants are in 4in diameter pots, medium plants in 6in diameter pots and large plants in 10in diameter pots
  • medium ponytail palm in two tone cream and white ceramic planter set against a bright yellow background
  • medium ponytail palm in a two tone navy and white ceramic planter, set against a bright yellow background
  • medium ponytail palm in mid century modern ceramic planter, set against a bright yellow planter
  • ponytail palm in cream and white planter being cared for by someone in their brightly lit living room
  • ponytail palm plant in navy and white planter being watered by someone in their brightly lit living room
  • ponytail palm plant sitting on a wooden table as decor in someone brightly lit living room
  • detail view of the foliage of ponytail palm the leaves are vibrant green and skinny
  • digital illustration to showcase the differences in height of small, medium and large plants. small plants are in 4in diameter pots, medium plants in 6in diameter pots and large plants in 10in diameter pots
Care Guide

Ponytail Palm

$32.00

Ideal if you travel a lot (or tend to forget about your plants), ponytail palm can go weeks without water and maintain its good looks. Plus, it’s a champ at pulling pollution from the air.

  • Can not ship to CA, AZ

Light Level: Indirect Sunlight

This plant needs to live in a room with at least some natural light. Place it on a table or countertop with windows nearby.

Water Level: Not Thirsty

This plant can go several weeks without water. Only water it when the soil dries out completely and be careful not to over-water.

Quick Tips

Ponytail palm is one of the slowest-growing houseplants around. Sit back and enjoy this subtropical tree’s sculptural look.

Size Guide
ponytail palm in mid century white pot sitting on a wood and iron shelf in someones home

Grower Spotlight

Rene Blanco

Grower Rene Blanco says Ponytail Palm is among his favorite houseplants because it’s one of the very easiest to grow and instantly adds a tropical vibe to his home. Rene knows Ponytail Palms: He’s been a part of the Costa Farms family since 2016 and really gets involved with the entire process, from propagation to growing to getting plants ready to ship.

ponytail palm in mid century white pot sitting on a wood and iron shelf in someones home

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