Pachypodium bicolor Size:4-inch Pot longipetala in a well-draining mix

longipetala in a well-draining mix

tapering leaves in an open

which are deeply pigmented or spotted with dark blackish-brown at the base in most clones

The largest form

Pachypodium bicolor Size:4-inch Pot longipetala in a well-draining mixTHIS PLANT IS ON C. I. T. E. S. AND CANNOT BE EXPORTED A fairly new species divided off from rosulatum in 1997 due in part to a white throat on an otherwise yellow flower. A caudex like trunk with thin branches that droop in time, forming a shrub like plant. Grows on a sandstone formation along the banks of the Tsiribihina River of western Madagascar. Note that some, Rowley in particular, still consider this plant to be a form of P. rosulatum or