Pachypodium enigmaticum
A recently described caudiciform Pachypodium from the central highlands of Madagascar, related to the yellow-flowered highland species. It grows on sunny rock outcrops and wants strong light, a very fast-draining mix, warm wet summers and a cool, dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Highland Pachypodium of this group grow in crevices of quartzite and granite outcrops among grassland, in full sun, with roots wedged in thin, gritty soil. This is drawn from the genus and the measured site, not field notes for this species.
No recorded elevations; the climate point is at about 1,350 m in the central highlands, which fits the highland outcrop species.
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