Settled Plants in active growth stage.

Origin of Name
The name "brevicaule" is derived from the Latin words "brevis," meaning short, and "caulis," meaning stem. This name aptly describes the plant's distinctive, compact form with its unusually short stem compared to other species in the Pachypodium genus. The genus name "Pachypodium" combines "pachy" (thick) with "podium" (foot), reflecting its thickened, caudiciform base that typifies these succulents.

Origin
Pachypodium brevicaule is native to Madagascar, found specifically in the central highlands. It thrives in rocky, limestone areas where it has evolved to withstand prolonged periods of drought by utilizing its thick, succulent structure to store water.

Description
This unique species is one of the most sought-after among succulent enthusiasts due to its fascinating morphology. Pachypodium brevicaule is characterized by its low, sprawling, and often pancake-like silhouette. The pale, warty trunk forms a dense, caudiciform mass that blends seamlessly into the rocky landscapes of its native habitat. Small, narrow leaves emerge from the top of the trunk, and during the blooming season, this species produces stunning yellow flowers that add a vibrant contrast to its subdued trunk. Its unusual appearance makes it a truly distinctive specimen in any succulent collection.

Conservation Status
Pachypodium brevicaule faces conservation challenges primarily due to habitat fragmentation and illegal collection. Conservation efforts are crucial to preserving this unique species, so it's important to obtain plants from reputable and sustainable sources that prioritize conservation and ethical cultivation practices.