They seem to fit the description and even flower in a similar fashion. by _lilcat

I love the reveal in unpotting these caudiciforms. It’s like a box of chocolates. That roof exposing itself through the bottom of the pot was a good indicator thoughby Floratopia

I had to dig up a few of my caudiciforms yesterday for the upcoming freeze in Houston. I couldn't take a chance of losing these mature specimens. Cephalopentandra ecirrhosa on the left and Momordica rostrata on the right, both are members of the cucumber family. They have been growing in the ground for about 3 years by nightsuns

2/11 are bottle tree seedlings, 3/11 and 4/11 are fockea edulis, 5/11 is pachypodium lameri/geayi, 6/11 is unknown, 7/11 are Adeniums, 8/11 is a fockea edulis, 9/11 is a euphorbia flanagani, 10/11 is a tylecodon reticulatus, 11/11 is a pachypodium horombense. It might not be the best group of caudiciforms but a hard growing, time, sun and very minimal watering will yield beautiful specimens in the future!by Lollysussything

Pachypodium lamerei, Adenium obesum, Beaucarnea recurvata. Any suggestions on fat plants I should try next? I like Operculicarya, but the seeds are kinda hard to get in the UKby oj862

I highly recommend checking them out if you are ever in Chicago. They have a really nice selection of caudiciforms. by pachy1234

I’m new to caudiciforms and am looking to get an adenium arabicum as well as a Dioscorea sylvatica which are pictured. Since I’m a novice I wanted to get some

Pachypodium gracilius, dioscorea elephantipes and euphoria hedyotoides.by Lollysussything

As it's getting warmer, I repotted a few caudiciforms yesterdayby I_KEEP_IT_OBLIQUE

Caudiciforms Dioscorea mexicana

I grow it with my other caudiciforms, takes the same care routine, just slightly less light. Usually semi-shade instead of the full sunlight I roast my other plants in. Its still a slow plant by xeric standards, but the round bulbs and pretty leaves make up for it. Flowers are great too! by Redox1911

This echeveria with a caudex like stem. (And a few other caudiciforms.)by Lollysussything

Has anyone used this for their caudiciforms? by Square_Sorbet_5947

I guess pachycaul trees are caudiciforms tooby argosdog

Went to California Adventures in Anaheim, and I was pleasantly surprised to see some of our favorite caudys.

Hi everyone, I posted sometime ago in here about my Myrmecodia sp. collection and growing interest in all things phat trunks. I’ve been exploring caudex plants and trying to weave in my obsession/profession of Australian native plants. I’ve visited the web page Bihrmann’s caudiciforms and am trying a few showcased in there. I have also checked all the species on that page to find local native alternatives/relatives. There’s a handful of native plant nurseries in my area, generally volunteer run, that sell tubestock natives for under $3 AUD. This allows a lot of trial and error for this sort of