Multi Branch Madagascar Palm ‘Pachypodium lamerei’

Introducing the multi-branch Madagascar palm, scientifically known as Pachypodium lamerei, which is a branched version of the Madagascar palm. However, it is a succulent rather than a true palm.  Native to Madagascar, the Pachypodium lamerei is known for its thick, spiny trunk and branches, giving it a distinctive and exotic appearance that makes it a popular choice among succulent enthusiasts and collectors.  The Pachypodium lamerei can grow up to 20 feet tall, but when cultivated as a houseplant, it typically reaches a mature height of around 6 feet.The plant features a thick, grayish-green trunk covered in sharp spines and topped with clusters of long, narrow leaves that give it a palm-like appearance.It is a popular choice for desert landscaping due to its unique appearance and low maintenance requirements.  When it comes to flowers, the Pachypodium lamerei produces stunning white or yellow flowers with a tubular shape that bloom in clusters at the end of its branches, adding