Pachypodium namaquanum Cactus Occasionally drying out is fine

Occasionally drying out is fine but in general water when the soil is slightly moist

It forms multiple stems that creep along the ground

Plants are shown in a 4" pot

All Sansevieria species are now considered to belong to Dracaena but I am using the old name here as most people are more familiar with Sansevieria as the name for Snake Plants

Euphorbia tulearensis  An unusual miniature species from Madagascar with thick

Pachypodium namaquanum Cactus Occasionally drying out is finePachypodium namaquanum Family: Apocynaceae. One of the most interesting and popular species of Pachypodium. It is commonly called the "Half Man" because mature plants it kind of looks like a person with frizzy hair from a distance. The leaves on young plants are flat but once it grows some they are wavy. Produces red and yellow flowers when mature. Not difficult to grow. Experiences light frost in its native South Africa & Namibia, but any hard frost