Pachypodium brevicaule houseplant your Euphorbia obesa will thrive

your Euphorbia obesa will thrive and grow beautifully

But it is unwise to leave them wet in cold weather

making it an engaging choice for both indoor and outdoor arrangements

After successfully propagating the succulent

Growing on limestone cliffs

Pachypodium brevicaule houseplant your Euphorbia obesa will thriveDescription: Pachypodium brevicaule is the smallest and more strange species in the genus, with a remarkable rock mimic caudex remembering a sack of potatoes with sparse leaves. It is truly a beautiful sight to see a large specimen covered with hundreds of bright yellow flowers. This is the one every Pachypodium lover should have. Flowers: Bright yellow. Blooming season: Summer. Cultivation and propagation: They seem to be rot prone under less than