Madagascar Palm

Pachypodium lamerei
  • Thick spiny grey trunk
  • Shiny evergreen leaves
  • Stem succulent that resembles a palm
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Q: How fast do Madagascar Palms grow?
A: Madagascar Palms grow at a rate of 4-12 inches per year.

Q: Is the Madagascar Palm a true palm?
A: No, although they look like miniature thorny palms, they are actually succulents. 

Q: Are Madagascar Palms toxic to animals?
A: Yes, they are toxic to animals and humans, handle them with care.


1. Sunlight

Madagascar Palms grow best in full sun, but they thrive with bright indirect light, making them great indoor plants. 

2. Water 

Succulents need very little water.

  • SUMMER: Water once every three weeks.
  • WINTER: Water once every two months.  
  • Overwatering or bad drainage can cause permanent damage to the roots over time. 

3. Fertilization

Fertilize once a month during the Spring and Summer months, with a Cactus and Succulent specific fertilizer. 

4. Soil 

Plant your Madagascar Palm with a soil mix specific Cacti and Succulents, giving it the perfect mixture of organic and inorganic elements it needs to thrive. 

5. Repotting

It is necessary to repot your Madagascar Palm every two years in order to allow it room to grow and more importantly, to change all the soil for fresh potting mix. 

6. Handling and Safety

Madagascar Palms have spines, so make sure you use gloves and handle the plant with caution. They are toxic, so make sure to keep out of reach from children and pets. 

7. Temperature

Madagascar Palms prefer temperatures between 70°F - 90°F, and need to be brought indoors if temperature falls temperatures below 50°F.

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