cycas revoluta stem plant total 40 120 150 cm pot o 58 cm no 10 Trachycarpus fortunei · Unique Silhouette: Its fine-textured

·       Unique Silhouette: Its fine-textured

although it can tolerate partial shade

Collector's Note: Due to its endangered status in the wild

After flowering

but in free it grows along with Agave bracteosa

cycas revoluta stem plant total 40 120 150 cm pot o 58 cm no 10 Trachycarpus fortunei · Unique Silhouette: Its fine-texturedThe Cycas revoluta is a palm fern and is also called the False sago palm. This palm fern also grows particularly well in our climate, despite its very slow growth. In Africa, people eat the inner part of the trunk, from which Sago flour is extracted via a specific procedure, because the Sago flour (starch) that comes from the trunk cavity is not edible and poisonous. The maximum height that a Cycas revoluta can reach is 3 meters and this takes a very