Pachypodium Lamerei

Pachypodium Lamerei (Madagascar Palm, Elephant’s Foot Plant, Bottle Tree, Clubfoot Plant) is succulent plant with the trunk which is usually thick, grey, and covered with spines that are sharp and arranged in a spiral. The trunk’s color can vary from greyish-silver to greenish-grey depending on the species and age. The trunk can grow up to 4-6 feet tall indoors. Pachypodium Lamerei has long, narrow leaves that are dark green and glossy, growing primarily at the top of the plant, creating a palm-like appearance. Pachypodium Lamerei is a slow-growing succulent. The plant has a vertical growth habit, with leaves concentrated at the top, making it somewhat palm-like in appearance. The unique and dramatic appearance of Pachypodium Lamerei, with its spiny trunk and palm-like crown of leaves, makes it a striking and decorative indoor plant. It can serve as a focal point in any room. Like many other green plants, Pachypodium Lamerei can contribute to indoor air purification by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen.