With its fine, wispy, and drifting leaves, this mysterious plant makes a striking impression. It’s a rare species found only in a limited area of northeastern Namibia. As it matures, it forms a bush about 1–2 meters tall, and from a distance, it can almost look like a pine tree. To propagate it, you need seeds, but note that it is dioecious (has separate male and female plants). Belonging to the aromatic tree group, its sap is said to have a strong scent reminiscent of frankincense, tobacco, or turpentine.
| Season Type | - |
|---|---|
| Sun Exposure | - |
| Hardiness | 0℃ / 32℉ |
| Blooming Season | - |
Gray display shows general information for Commiphora.
| Disclaimer & Notice | PUKUBOOK is created and operated by an individual as a hobby. Our basic policy prioritizes "fun" over "accuracy," so please be careful when using or reposting content.For more details on our publication policy, click here |
|---|
# Commiphora kraeuseliana さすが女王様。葉の美しさも素晴らしいです。一年目はビビって屋根下で管理しましたが、今年は雨晒しにすると枝もだいぶ伸びました。線香花火みたいで夏の終わりも感じる。 pic.twitter.com/0EgSSs0HeC
CREATIVE COMMONS BY-NC 2026
PUKUBOOK SOME RIGHTS RESERVED.
BenefitFewer ads for a cleaner display♪
