Pachypodium

Pachypodium combine sculptural trunks, striking spines and foliage at the branch tips, with varied sizes and bases.

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Pachypodium: sculptural trunks and foliage at the top

Pachypodium have sculptural, often prominently spiny trunks and leaves concentrated at branch tips. Forms range from elongated to compact with differently shaped bases.

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Growth and leaf fall vary with species and conditions. Bright light, cold protection and watering suited to activity help preserve roots and trunk without persistent dampness. Explore Adenium.

General care

  • Light: Plenty of light with gradual sun acclimatisation during growth.
  • Watering: Water during growth and reduce in dormancy according to leaves and shoots.
  • Compost: Free-draining mix and a pot with room for roots, without standing water.
  • Temperature: Protect from cold, especially with damp mix; moderate warmth during growth.
  • Maintenance: Watch branches and spines, support when needed and do not expose the base suddenly.

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