Pachypodium Rosulatum Gracilis - Madagascan Palm - African Succulent - 5 Seeds Garden Cress the edges of these scales

the edges of these scales are razor sharp

thus it can hold and make available to the growing plant ammonium

The individual flowers are tubular and pendulous (hence the common name "drooping agapanthus")

A 500 ml concentrate is enough plant food for 150 litres of diluted mixture or to treat 150 metre square lawn or seedlings

Beneath the clusters of purplish flowers hang long bracts that can reach a foot in length

Pachypodium Rosulatum Gracilis - Madagascan Palm - African Succulent - 5 Seeds Garden Cress the edges of these scalesPachypodium is a genus of succulent spine bearing trees and shrubs, native to Africa. It belongs to the dogbane family, Apocynaceae. The deciduous leaves are oblong and dark green with a bit of a glossy look to them, but are smaller than the type plant. The leaves have a lighter middle vein and form a rosette around the tips of branches. The trunk is a smooth bottle shape and is greenish silver. Spines are conical. Branching, which occurs where the