Pachypodium Rosulatum Gracilis - Madagascan Palm - African Succulent - 5 Seeds Sweet Pepper growing in large terminal panicles

growing in large terminal panicles 20–40 cm (8–16 in) long

Seeds are formed in a three angled papery capsule which as it dries elongates and easily lifts out or is detached to disperse the seeds

The involucral bracts are hairy with brown margins: outer ones acute (pointed)

hairy greyish broad leaves

The elongated watermelon ranges from 42 to 47cm long and 11cm in diameter averaging 10 to 15kgs

Pachypodium Rosulatum Gracilis - Madagascan Palm - African Succulent - 5 Seeds Sweet Pepper growing in large terminal paniclesPachypodium 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