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Family: Apocynaceae
Origin: Madagascar
Common Name: Elephant’s Foot Plant, Madagascar Bottle Tree, Rosette Pachypodium
Pachypodium rosulatum is a truly remarkable, caudiciform succulent native to the dry, rocky regions of Madagascar. This species is prized for its bulbous, bottle-shaped base (caudex) and its elegant rosette of narrow green leaves, making it both a collector’s gem and a standout in succulent or bonsai collections.
With its sculptural form, spiny texture, and bright yellow, buttercup-like flowers, Pachypodium rosulatum offers a perfect blend of exotic beauty and desert resilience.
Caudex (Base): Swollen, woody base used for water storage; grayish to brown and can become gnarled and sculptural with age
Leaves: Narrow, bright green leaves forming a tight rosette at the top of the stems; deciduous in winter or dry periods
Flowers: Bright yellow, trumpet-shaped blooms; typically appear in late spring to summer
Spines: Small, sharp spines protect the stems — handle with care!
Size: Up to 30–60 cm in height in cultivation; larger in nature
Growth Habit: Multi-branched succulent shrub with each branch topped by a rosette of leaves
Requirement | Details |
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Light | Full sun to bright indirect light |
Temperature | Warm conditions preferred (18–32°C / 64–90°F); protect from frost |
Watering | Water thoroughly when soil is dry; reduce in winter (semi-dormant) |
Soil | Well-draining cactus/succulent mix |
Humidity | Low humidity preferred |
Feeding | Light feeding in spring/summer with diluted cactus fertilizer |
Succulent / Caudiciform / Bonsai-friendly
Perfect for pots, rock gardens, or as a statement container plant
Size Available: Young seedlings (10–15 cm) or mature plants with developed caudex
Shipping Method: Bare root or potted (select at checkout)
Packaging: Carefully wrapped with padding to protect the caudex and leaves during transit
Pachypodium rosulatum is native to Madagascar and protected under CITES Appendix II, meaning international trade is regulated. Our plants are legally propagated from nursery stock and not wild-harvested.
[Insert price here – young plants often range from $30–$80; mature caudiciforms can range from $100–$300+ depending on age and shape.]
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