#sago cycad

[angelnumber27]

sago cycads 🌿

[woodlnds]

I just bought this gift for myself, a beautiful young sago cycad (Cycas revoluta) and I’m so excited! I’ve been wanting one for a long time now and this one happened to catch my eye at the garden center near me, they’re rare and hard to come by locally.

For those who don’t know, they are among the most basal group of plants still living today, and originated almost 300 million years ago. They have a lifespan of 200+ years and can get 15” feet tall. It definitely gives me jurassic park vibes, and I’m happy to have it. I have named it Little Foot :’)

[crudlynaturephotos]

[thirrith]

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[cselandscapearchitect]

The Sago Palm: Balancing Household Aesthetics with Pet Safety

Several common houseplants are toxic to pets, but arguably one of the most dangerous is the Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta). All parts of this plant are toxic, but the seeds or “nuts” contain the highest amount of toxin. The ingestion of just one or two seeds can result in severe symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, depression, seizures, and liver failure, and it can be lethal. Sago Palm (Cycas…

[dollsahoy]

I got a cycad (Sago Palm) on clearance a few months ago. It didn't like where I had it inside and dropped all of the fronds, so I put it outside to see if it would recover

Looks like it just might

...but...wait...

someone's there

It's one of the back deck tree frogs!

[ruthbancroftgarden]

Cycas revoluta

Cycas revoluta, from southern Japan, is the most common of the cycads, and it manages to look both like a fern and like a small palm (its common name is the sago palm), but it is neither. Cycads are their own distinctive kind of plant, with their cones showing them to be relatives of the conifers. They have separate male and female plants, and the elongated cone seen here is an indication that our plant is a male.

-Brian

[berkiepalm]

Enhance your garden with the elegance of Queen Sago Cycas Circinalis, available at Berkie Palms. Our plant stock showcases exquisite cycad specimens, allowing you to embrace the beauty of these graceful plants.

[raleigh-in-the-garden]

“Blooming” sago cycad and an agave in Morehead City, Nc

“Blooming” sago cycad and an agave in Morehead City, Nc

[angelnumber27]

My mama’s sago cycad 🌱(✿◠‿◠) +..｡*ﾟ+

[severeartisansong]

Spiral por SkyeWeasel Via Flickr: I expect there may be many images of snail shells for this theme, so decided to give my snails a rest this week and photograph my cycad house plant that has just put up a few new leaves - all the tiny 'leaflets' have coiled ends when they first appear that will straighten as the leaf grows. On this particular leaf, one of the little leaflets has grown a bit ahead of the others and shown off the lovely details of its coiled end. For Macro Mondays theme 'Spiral'. The image was done as a 5-shot focus stack at f3.5, focusing on the tight coil which was 1cm across.

[carnivorous-pants]

new cycad added to the horde :) Cycas revoluta

[omgplants]

Sago

[cselandscapearchitect]

Resilient Beauty: Cycad Species Thriving in the Low Desert Landscapes

Several cycad species can thrive in the low desert regions, offering a touch of prehistoric beauty and resilience to arid environments. Here are a few cycad species that are well-suited for the low desert: Dioon edule (Dwarf Dioon) Cycas revoluta (Sago Palm) Encephalartos ferox (Zulu Cycad) Zamia furfuracea (Cardboard Palm) Cycas panzhihuaensis (Panzhihua Cycad) Dioon edule Dioon edule,…

[conspectusargosy]

A chunk of a female sago palm’s flower in UVIVF.