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Cycas Revoluta (Sago Palm)

SKU · CRJS|Various sizes|Half-hardy down to -5°C. Best protected with fleece in winter or grown in a movable container.

Cycas revoluta forms a crown of stiff, glossy, deep-green fronds above a textured trunk. This slow-growing, sculptural plant brings an architectural focal point to sheltered patios and containers.

£30

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Available sizes
15 cm / 1–2 ft / 2–3 ft / 3–4 ft / 4–5 ft / 5–6 ft / 6–7 ft / 7–8 ft
Sunlight
Full Sun to Partial Shade. It loves a bright, sunny position to stay compact and healthy. In the hottest part of the summer, a little light, dappled shade can help prevent the dark green leaves from bleaching, but it generally thrives with plenty of light.
Watering
Low to Moderate. This plant is very drought-tolerant once it has settled in. Water thoroughly during the growing season, but always ensure the soil is dry to the touch before watering again. During the winter, keep it quite dry to avoid any risk of root rot.
Soil & Drainage
Sharply drained, sandy soil is essential. It is very sensitive to having "wet feet," so whether it is planted in the ground or a large feature pot, use a gritty, free-draining compost mix. If your soil is heavy or holds water, definitely work in extra horticultural grit to ensure water moves through the root zone quickly

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Care & specifications

Everything you need to know to grow this specimen successfully in the UK climate.

Available sizes
15 cm / 1–2 ft / 2–3 ft / 3–4 ft / 4–5 ft / 5–6 ft / 6–7 ft / 7–8 ft
Sunlight
Full Sun to Partial Shade. It loves a bright, sunny position to stay compact and healthy. In the hottest part of the summer, a little light, dappled shade can help prevent the dark green leaves from bleaching, but it generally thrives with plenty of light.
Watering
Low to Moderate. This plant is very drought-tolerant once it has settled in. Water thoroughly during the growing season, but always ensure the soil is dry to the touch before watering again. During the winter, keep it quite dry to avoid any risk of root rot.
Soil & Drainage
Sharply drained, sandy soil is essential. It is very sensitive to having "wet feet," so whether it is planted in the ground or a large feature pot, use a gritty, free-draining compost mix. If your soil is heavy or holds water, definitely work in extra horticultural grit to ensure water moves through the root zone quickly
Hardiness
Half-hardy down to -5°C. Best protected with fleece in winter or grown in a movable container.
Ideal For
Symmetrical structural centerpieces, warm patios, exotic borders, or bright conservatories.

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