Pachypodium lamerei - palmierul de Madagascar cu aspect exotic si rezistenta ridicata

Pachypodium lamerei , also known as the Madagascar palm, is a spectacular succulent plant native to the island of Madagascar, prized for its tall, cylindrical, spine-covered stem and crown of long, green, pointed leaves. Although it resembles a palm, it is related to plants in the Apocynaceae family and behaves like a succulent, storing water in its stem.

🌿 Botanical characteristics:

• Full name: Pachypodium lamerei
• Common name: Madagascar Palm, Spiny Palm, Madagascar Thorn Palm,
• Family: Apocynaceae
• Growth type: Perennial succulent plant, with straight and thorny stem
• Leaves: Lanceolate, green, glossy, arranged in a rosette at the top of the stem
• Flowers: Large, white, fragrant

🌞 Growing conditions:

• Light: Direct sun or bright light; prefers south-facing windows indoors
• Soil: Very well drained, mix for cacti and succulents, with the addition of sand or perlite
• Watering: Moderate; allow the substrate to dry completely between waterings. Water rarely in winter.
• Optimum temperature: 18–30°C; does not tolerate temperatures below 10°C
• Fertilization: During the growing period, every 3–4 weeks, with fertilizer for succulent plants

✨ Advantages and uses:

• Exotic and architectural look, perfect for modern or minimalist decor
• Very drought resistant and easy to care for
• Long-lived and spectacular as it grows
• Ideal for large pots in living rooms, bright offices or protected terraces

Height with pot included approx. 25 cm