Pachypodium windsorii – Rare Jewel of Madagascar

Family: Apocynaceae
Origin: Northern Madagascar (Andavakoera area)
Common Name: Windsor’s Pachypodium

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Product Overview:

Pachypodium windsorii is a rare, small caudiciform succulent native to the rocky, limestone outcrops of northern Madagascar. Known for its beautiful crimson to deep pink flowers and sculptural form, this species is considered one of the most collectible and sought-after Pachypodiums in the world. Its compact size, striking floral display, and swollen base make it a favorite among serious collectors and bonsai enthusiasts.

Because of its rarity and slow growth, P. windsorii is typically available only in limited quantities — a true gem for any rare plant collection.

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Key Features:

• Caudex (Base): Swollen, round to bottle-shaped caudex used for water storage. Silvery-gray to tan in color and beautifully textured.

• Size: Small and compact; typically 20–40 cm tall in cultivation

• Leaves: Narrow, dark green leaves grow in a rosette from the top of each stem during the growing season; deciduous in dry/dormant seasons

• Flowers: Brilliant scarlet to deep pink trumpet-shaped blooms — more vibrant than most other Pachypodium species

• Spines: Short but prominent, offering the plant a rugged, defensive texture

• Growth Rate: Slow-growing, especially in cultivation

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☀️ Growing Requirements:

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️ Conservation Status:

• Critically Endangered in the wild due to habitat loss and overcollection

• Protected under CITES Appendix I

• Important: All plants sold are nursery-propagated, not wild-collected

• We support ethical horticulture and conservation efforts

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Shipping & Packaging:

• Size Available: Young seedlings (8–15 cm), or mature caudex specimens (20+ cm)

• Shipping: Bare-root or potted upon request

• Packaging: Secure, padded packaging with moisture protection and plant label

• Optional Add-on: Phytosanitary certificate available for international orders (fees apply)

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Why You’ll Love It:

• One of the few Pachypodium species with red-pink flowers

• Ideal for bonsai, collector displays, or as a statement succulent

• Exotic, compact, and otherworldly in appearance