Pachypodium baronii
A red-flowered, bottle-trunked Pachypodium from northern Madagascar that grows on exposed gneiss, granite and limestone rocks in dry deciduous forest. It is warm-loving and frost-tender. It wants heavy summer water and a drier, still-warm winter.
Where it grows wild
Steep rock outcrops of gneiss, granite or limestone in open dry deciduous forest, where water drains off the rock immediately.
200–1,300 m in the records, median about 600 m.
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