Floss-Silk Tree Chorisia speciosa 20 Seeds

Chorisia speciosa, commonly known as the silk floss tree, is a striking and distinctive tree native to South America. Here's a detailed description: Appearance: The tree typically grows to a height of 50 to 60 feet (15 to 18 meters), although it can sometimes reach up to 80 feet (24 meters). It has a relatively short, stout trunk with a swollen, bottle-shaped appearance, often covered in large conical spines. The trunk is typically greenish-gray in color and becomes more swollen as the tree matures. Chorisia speciosa is deciduous, shedding its leaves in the cooler months before producing new foliage in the spring. The leaves are palmate, meaning they radiate from a central point like the fingers of a hand, and are composed of multiple leaflets. Each leaflet is elliptical and glossy green in color. Flowers: One of the most striking features of Chorisia speciosa is its large, showy flowers, which bloom from late summer to early winter. The flowers are typically pink or white in color, an