Description

Pachypodium Rosulatum Caudiciform Seeds

Pachypodium rosulatum Caudiciform Seeds produce a striking Madagascar succulent known for its swollen, bulbous caudex and elegant rosette of bright green leaves. This drought-tolerant species develops thick, sculptural stems and vibrant yellow flowers, making it a standout for collectors of rare caudiciform and pachycaul plants. Ideal for bonsai training, xeric gardens, or indoor succulent displays, these seeds thrive in well-draining soil, strong light, and warm conditions. A must-have for enthusiasts seeking unique desert plants with dramatic form and reliable growth.

The leaves, which fall in the dry season, form a rosette on the top of branches. The long-stalked flowers are sulphur-yellow and form an inflorescence about 30 centimetres (12 in) high. Flowering period extends from February through May.

No water from November to March. The watering program will change, depending on temperatures and stage of growth, but it is best not to let this plant dry out completely for any length of time. It is sensitive to cold, and should be kept totally dry in winter, at or around 4°C. Protect from frost. It tends to lose its leaves and go dormant in winter. It likes full sun to light shade .