Alluaudia Procera Madagascar: Shop now at Frek

Description

Alluaudia procera, commonly known as the Madagascar Ocotillo or Alluaudia, is a striking succulent plant native to the arid regions of Madagascar. It belongs to the family Didiereaceae and is well-adapted to the harsh and dry climate of its habitat. This unique plant is known for its distinctive branching structure, which consists of slender, upright stems adorned with spiny thorns. The stems are greenish-gray in color and can reach considerable heights, making the Alluaudia procera an impressive and iconic feature of the Madagascar landscape.

Common Names:

1. Madagascar Ocotillo
2. Alluaudia

Scientific Name: Alluaudia procera

Biological Classification: Kingdom: Plantae Division: Angiosperms Class: Eudicots Order: Caryophyllales Family: Didiereaceae Genus: Alluaudia Species: procera