Boswellia mexicana

It is a very peculiar plant, which in nature reaches the size of a real and proper tree. At a young age, soft and green branches grow from its slender woody caudex, from which small groups of wide and flat leaves emerge, pointed and with serrated edges, enriched by a light hair that in the wild allows the plant to more easily resist atmospheric agents. At the same time, the hair gives Boswellia mexicana a matte and velvety appearance. Lighter veins are clearly visible on the leaf surface and that contribute to the overall beauty of this plant.