Pachypodium succulentum Hydroleca curly contorted leaves and gorgeous

curly contorted leaves and gorgeous dome-like clusters of tiny pale pink flowers which come into bloom from late spring and fill the home with an amazing sweet fragrance

In winter allow the soil to dry a little before watering sparingly

that’s why we have created this goody box full of interesting cuttings for you to get experimenting with at home

This tropical tree is native to Central and South America

This tropical epiphyte has cascading stems lined with pointy

Pachypodium succulentum Hydroleca curly contorted leaves and gorgeousThis slow growing succulent is endemic to South Africa, and can be found growing within rocks in grasslands. Hardier than its other Pachypodium relatives, it can withstand particularly harsh conditions thanks to its thick caudex. Its stout stem can produce all sorts of shapes, making each plant completely one of a kind. Slim branches emerge from the tip of the caudex, with scattered spines and tufts of leaves which usually die back for the winter