Fouquieria splendens (commonly known as ocotillo) is a plant indigenous to the Southern California desert. Great reverence and respect for this beautiful plant facing a hostile unforgiving environment near Sand Canyon Wind Caves @AnzaBorregoPark @AnzaBResearch @Anza_Borrego https://t.co/0wFWps5j9g

— Jignasa (@calijignasa) 2022.7.12

@mold_time what are your personal opinions on fouquieria splendens? it is the dead-looking one, it blooms in the rainy season https://t.co/hs5pYa8OXJ

— flꙮuter fairy (@fairy_fist) 2021.6.26

.. are, Callistemon, Leucophyllum frutescens, Aloe barbadensis, algea, Desert Palm Trees, Tecoma stans, Crassula ovata, Xylorhiza tortifolia, Parkinsonia microphylla, Fouquieria splendens, Cylindropuntia fulgida, Hesperocallis, Baileya, Stipa tenuissima, Agave attenuata..

— Mussafir Ahmad El- Tijjani (@elmussafir) 2021.5.27

Fouquieria splendens - Ocotillo (Fouquieriaceae) 40/365 #iamabotanist https://t.co/LuxTTJM557

— John Emerson (@emersonaceae) 2021.2.9

Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens), Mary Vaux Walcott, 1927 https://t.co/rQapGoI5h2 #saam #maryvauxwalcott https://t.co/V09llyjZxD

— SI: American Art Museum (Bot) (@si_saam) 2020.9.3

#euphorbiaantisyphilitica #candelilla #ocotillo #fouquieriasplendens

— Janeth Guerra (@janetthguerriv) 2018.9.21

#ハオ出窓 #金筋スプレンデンス #ベークマニー×ブーメラン #路面凍結注意 #ツルツル

— Tomomi Sakamoto (@bosco1901.stomomi) 2018.2.7

@kirbstr We can try it without the signage. The flora is strongly American southwest. Google "southwest uinqie flora red flower" gives us pictures of Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens), once Plant of the Week from the US Forest Serice comes with this map. https://t.co/KtfKy6C40l

— Ryan O'Horo (@redteamwrangler) 2019.9.15

@HgTolerance @AmSocPlantTaxon *Fouquieria splendens (sorry for the typo!)

— Laura Lagomarsino, PhD (@Lagomarsino_L) 2019.3.4

@maddieeeeee7 Fouquieria splendens or ocotillo I think

— Jackson (@jacksonmulan) 2019.3.8

Flowering ocotillo plant (Fouquieria splendens) at Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, Borrego Springs, California, 09-March-2019. Photo by @EdJoyce The #OcotilloPlant is a desert shrub that thrives in rocky slopes, mesas, washes and desert grasslands. #superbloom @AnzaBorregoPark https://t.co/7nqLynRh8z

— Ed Joyce (@EdJoyce) 2019.3.11

“Pointy Freshness” — Fresh leaves sprouting on Fouquieria splendens (Ocotillo), June Wash, southern Anza Borrego Desert State Park, California. January 2019. https://t.co/GOcy7PaNFG #macrophotography #desertphotography

— Alexander S. Kunz Photography (@alexskunz) 2019.1.19

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— Zombie Hobo code-r or Jack Kerouac's ghost (@CommonCormorant) 2018.12.15

One of our #Ocotillos is in bloom for the 2nd year in a row. What a treat! #Ocotillo aka #FouquieriaSplendens is a US #NativePlant that is naturally found in southern Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas. It is a #DesertPlant that is NOT a #cactus but #DroughtTolerant https://t.co/zP0QxlGuBn

— Jeano Appleseed (@JeanO_Appleseed) 2018.5.22

Fouquieria splendens (Fouquieriaceae) - Ocotillo is a frequent sclerophyll shrub from the deserts of sw North America. It is easily grown from cuttings and seed and well suited to xerophytic gardens with lengthy summer heat and winters above -10°C. @dale_dixon https://t.co/cLbQlURTnX

— Raymond Cranfill, Ph.D. (@Iconismus) 2018.3.5

Graciela Iturbide: Mujer delante de un ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens) en el desierto de Sonora. México, 1979. https://t.co/ml6cKkWoOc

— Prolegómenos. (@cord7oba) 2018.6.7

My favorite desert plant! The Ocotillo! aka Fouquieria splendens https://t.co/N00xEsGdnZ

— Cameron (@DaddyBookins) 2018.2.11

Happy Sunday fr #Pasadena! Envious of EU (incl UK) friends getting ️. Plants like normalcy & rain is part of it! No rain here, but that's normal: ☀️ & 32ºc (90ºF). Hot, beautiful. #FouquieriaSplendens #Ocotillo #PasadenaStrolls #CrapeMyrtle #WashingtoniaRobusta #DeodarCedar https://t.co/6SbjQdoFWU

— Jeano Appleseed (@JeanO_Appleseed) 2018.7.30

Fouquieria splendens / ocotillo wall ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden Albuquerque, New Mexico https://t.co/i2NSQCKXwK

— Dustin Miller (@zoopunkwild) 2017.10.20

The tall one is probably Fouquieria splendens/or a diff spp. (ocotillo). And in the foreground an Opuntia (prickly pear, nopales). https://t.co/Bsj0LwFCQH

— E. (@onlineherbalist) 2017.9.13