Pachypodium rosulatum ssp. Makayense, 10 seeds
$ 3.57
Description
Pachypodium rosulatum var. mackeyense is a plant native to the Makay, Menabe, and Tulear provinces of southern Madagascar. Here's some related information about Pachypodium rosulatum, also known as the Madagascar Palm or Elephant's Foot Plant: Appearance: A caudex shrub with a thick trunk that stores water and a rosette of leaves. Habitat: A native of Madagascar's dry, desert-like regions. Dormancy: Enters a dormant period during cooler months. Family: Part of the dogbane family, Apocynaceae. Care: Prefers dry soil and bright, direct light. Soak seeds in water overnight before sowing in well drained medium and keep moist until seedlings appear. Can be watered freely during growing season but keep dry when plant is dormant ( November to March ). Plants can grow to 18" tall and wide with bright yellow flowers February to May and can tolerate some cold if kept dry.
