Pachypodium ambongense VIPP 6-17-19 a good split of characteristics

a good split of characteristics of both parents

A choice and rare variegated form of this small growing epiphytic Hylaeaicum from Amazonian Ecuador

Now commonly used as a hardy landscape plant

Our plant is a descendant of the Topotype collected by Harry Luther

scrublands of North Eastern Africa

Pachypodium ambongense VIPP 6-17-19 a good split of characteristicsTHIS PLANT IS ON C. I. T. E. S. AND CANNOT BE EXPORTED From Madagascar on the banks of the River Ambongo, it is a distinctly different plant related, apparently, only to P. decaryi. Forming a swollen base and slender, very spiny trunk with few branches in the crown, narrow green leaves with a pale mid vein. The spines are long and paired and the plant superficially resembles a P. lameri when young. Flowers are broad and flat, snow white and resemble