Pachypodium brevicaule typically grows on exposed sandstone faces or rarely on granite, in crevices between outcrops of quartzite. With a pH. Level varying from 3.5 to 4.5, it is strictly adapted to growing in acid substrates.
Caring for pachypodium
1) For the successful cultivation of Pachypodiums it is necessary to understand the different living conditions of these plants in their annual cycle. This helps to decide when to water when repotting is good, and what care is necessary during the different phases as the phase of growth, flowering, fruiting, or even the rest time.
2) The rest period in which the Pachypodiums lose all their leaves, usually begins in September to October. Although the plants are very hard plants, you should consider that the plants need regularly water to replenish its moisture reserves in the rest period.
3) Give at least 3-4 hours of sunlight during the growth phase
4) A helpful rule is to not be completely dry to the soil during periods of growth before it is poured again. To 'measure' the need for irrigation, it is a good technique to weigh the pot (dry and wet) to get an idea of dryness.
5) The substrate should retain the water not too long and not too little in the medium. It should also have a part of mineral material. Avoid using sand as the roots are not strong enough to penetrate.
6) Generally propagated by seeds.
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