Pachypodium succulentum v. griquense Crassulaceae as can be seen in

as can be seen in the pictures

Plant can be propagated from stem cuttings

An attractive globular cactus with lumpy but shiny dark green skin and white to pale yellow with red spines

A beautifully variegated specimen the Sea Urchin cactus

An unusual miniature species from Madagascar with thick

Pachypodium succulentum v. griquense Crassulaceae as can be seen inPachypodium succulentum var. griquense Family: Apocynaceae. A nice shrubby caudiciform species of Pachypodium. Very similar to P. bispinosum but differs in the flowers and it seems to be less heavily branched. Not difficult to grow. Experiences light frost in its native South Africa, but any hard frost can kill it. Likes water during the growing season as long as it is in well drained soil. Should be kept fairly dry in the winter. You will receive a