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The inflorescence is a branching red spike with white flowers
An interesting bigeneric hybrid with brown leaves that have a light scurfing of grey
An open rosette to over three feet across
the plant flushes red with more enhanced marbling covered entirely with white scurf and some random barring
Native to open forested slopes where specimens in bloom can be seen from long distances across the valleys
Pachypodium mikea VIPP 11-12 The inflorescence is a branchingTHIS PLANT IS ON C. I. T. E. S. AND CANNOT BE EXPORTED Pachypodium mikea from the Mikea Forest, south of Horombe, Madagascar is a species that eluded description for a long time. It was confused with Pachypodium gaeyii. The two species grow together and have similar cigar shaped shaped trunks. Pachypodium mikea has white flowers with yellow throats where gaeyii has cream colored flowers.