I consider all my plants as phat.

tj

I like them, but they don't like the climate here in the winter, so I've got only a couple: a Pachypodium namaquanum and a Fockea edulis.

Which Aloes are pachycauls?

Sorry but I think the OP meant fat, as in swollen bases or wider than normal trunk that is also swollen, not phat as in to cool for words.

Passion ? For starters my collection/ list of " fat" plants is a bit smaller than I would like for it to be as i do have room for more and will eventually find them the collection to date has a good range of species Some of the species i have are not commonly talked about some others are mentioned and I have the same species and plants as others do as well they are are chatted about on other threads . My fat plants or caudex forming succulent plants (collection) easily passes 100 (with out even thinking about counting) some will sit in small sized pots for decades others sit and are in bigger sometimes heavier pots. Some are show staged some are just in pots doing there thing

I don't have any of the pachycaul type aloes I think if it's a trunk type or tree type aloe it is a pachycaul.

Thanks for bringing the subject of caudex & pachycauls ( FAT PLANTS) up (again)