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

longipetala in a well-draining mix

even though it is hard to tell the apart in the photo

south to Paraguay

supporting one another or leaning on rocks for support

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