Adenia olaboensis is a large climber with a conical trunk that can be up to 2 metres thick at the base. It belongs to the approximately 100 species of the genus Adenia, which is widely distributed in Africa and Madagascar, with about 18 species endemic to Madagascar. Adenia olaboensis is an extremely decorative species that is worth cultivating. The surface of the stem somewhat resembles the skin of a crocodile, and the species is called "olaboay" by the Sakalava tribe, which means "crocodile".

Adenia olaboensis is not only eye-catching, but also a fascinating plant that stands out in any garden or room. Its unique cone-shaped trunk and distinctive structure are reminiscent of a crocodile's skin and add an exotic touch to your space. This plant is not only a talking point, but also a beautiful decorative element.

If you are looking for a special plant to enhance your home or garden, the Adenia olaboensis is an excellent choice. Not only does it bring a touch of the exotic to your surroundings, but it is also easy to care for and robust. Be enchanted by its beauty and get your own Adenia olaboensis today.

Slow growing (a "life companion"), easy to cultivate; for a fully sunny location; not hardy; regular watering can be done in spring and summer; although during the winter dormant period watering should be stopped to allow the plant to go dormant.

Offered is a 3 year old plant from our own succulent collection and seed propagation; potted in a self-mixed permeable organic substrate; repotting only desired in 1-2 years; not overfertilised therefore robust & healthy (100% organic quality before quantity!). Enjoy your new, unique caudex beauty - Adenia Olaboensis!

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