ADANSONIA rubrostipa (Fony)
ADANSONIA rubrostipa (Fony)
ADANSONIA rubrostipa (Fony)
ADANSONIA rubrostipa (Fony)
ADANSONIA rubrostipa (Fony)
ADANSONIA rubrostipa (Fony)

ADANSONIA rubrostipa (Fony)

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€18.50
Author : Henri Lucien Jumelle & Joseph Marie Henry Alfred Perrier de la Bâthie, 1909
Family : Bombacaceae
Habitat : Madagascar

This member of the Bombacaceae* family was given this name by Henri Lucien Jumelle and Joseph Marie Henry Alfred Perrier de la Bâthie 1909. It is found on the west coast of Madagascar from Itampolo in the southwest to Soalala in the northwest the dry deciduous forests on sand or limestone. The stem will grow up to two metres in diameter, the hole plant will be from five to twenty-five metres high.
Information supplied by Edward Fletcher.

The genera is named after the French naturalist Michel Adanson,1727-1806. The species name means 'red grass' which actually describe the flower well.

*)Accordantly to the latest taxonomic system; APG IV 2016, Bombacaceae is now part of the Malvaceae.

1 year old seedling 20 cm. Same as pics 2 & 3
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CULTURE :
Exposure : bright and sunny.
Temperature : minimum of 10°c (summer growth)
Soil : not too rich but mainly well drained
winter resting with loose of leaves in autumn

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