Cycas revoluta

Cycas revolutaCycas revoluta [Sago Palm] Although known as the Sago Palm, this is not a palm despite its appearance it is actually a Cycad and dates back to pre historic times. It will survive in a shadier area but will be happier in bright, indirect light. Water when top of the soil is dry to the touch. Avoid cold draughts and mist regularly. Turn the plant every so often to retain an even structure. Feed in spring summer with houseplant feed. Nursery Pot Size:

Water when the top of the compost is beginning to dry

harvesting herbs

Nursery Pot Size: 14 cm

Trailing stems are clothed in rich green leaves

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Allow the soil to dry out between watering

but best to keep the soil slightly moist

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