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Adansonia madagascariensis : Madagascar baobab
  • Adansonia madagascariensis : Madagascar baobab
  • Adansonia madagascariensis : Madagascar baobab
  • Adansonia madagascariensis : Madagascar baobab
  • Adansonia madagascariensis : Madagascar baobab
  • Adansonia madagascariensis : Madagascar baobab

Madagascar baobab

€26.00
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Adansonia madagascariensis

Payment in 3x or 4x with Alma from 90€

Be patient, we’re growing...
Fast and safe delivery throughout Europe
Fast and safe delivery throughout Europe
48 to 72 hours delivery
100 % grown in France
100 % grown in France
All our plants are grown from seeds in the Loire valley.
100% natural
100% natural
No chemical fertilizer or add on Plants’ growth cycle is respected Non-grafted, non-hybridized
Seedlings
Seedlings
We sell our plants young, so that they are both adaptable and affordable
Customized packaging
Customized packaging
All our boxes were designed especially for Rayon de Serre. 100% recycled and recyclable.
100% secure payment
100% secure payment
Payment in 3x or 4x with Alma from 90€

Description

  • Adansonia madagascariensis : Madagascar baobab
  • Family : Bombacacees
  • Origine : Madagascar
  • Height in its natural environment : 15 m
  • Hardiness : 4°C
  • Flower colour : red

Taille des plantes Rayon de Serre Height : about 10 to 20 cm (depending on seasons)


croissance de la planteFast grower

Description of the plant

Here is a rare baobab whose main characteristic is its bottle-shaped trunk, whose swollen belly can reach 5 meters in diameter!

It will amaze you and see life differently, with its smooth light grey bark and its red flowers, but also its strange habits: in winter, it loses its leaves, making its branches look like roots, as if it had been planted upside down; it does not bloom during the day but at night; it is able to regenerate its bark directly from the surface of the damaged wood; as for its trunk, it contains... water!


Indeed, its spongy wood soaks up water during the rainy season to be able to survive during the dry season.

And yet... it is in danger of extinction... so, quickly, save it by adopting it!

Discover our other varieties of Adansonia : the African baobab, the Grandidier's baobab and the Australian Baobab

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