Cycas

#sagopalm finally has #newfronds at the top. Question now is should I try to remove the seed ball or should I leave it alone? 🤔

No idea but that’s fabulous 💚

Thank you @juliesgarden !

#dinosnak

I think my #sagopalm is making seeds for the first time

#primitive #dinosnak

#sagopalm #raindrops

#sagopalm #newgrowth

#dinosnak #primitive

#sagopalm #newgrowth

#dinosnak #primitive

Love these .. that’s fantastic 🌿

Looking awesome😊

Thank you @emch @juliesgarden @cowdenkyle

Magnificent! So full of life

Thank you @kaporyash ! I know, this is my favorite stage of this plant.

Gave my #sagopalm a haircut that has been much needed since the big freeze

#dinosnak #primitive

It looks like an alien coming up out of the ground 👾👽

#sagopalm #newgrowth #babyfronds

So wish I could grow these where I live! #dinosnak #primitive

My #sagopalm is #frozen . It’s been a few years since we’ve seen snow/ice in south #louisiana

Brrrr! Those #dinosnak plants cordially dislike snow and ice...

@emch I’m not a big fan either 😖 but the kids are having fun!

Love when my #sagopalm is at this #soft #curly stage #topview

Love when my #sagopalm is at this #soft #curly stage

#sagopalm

Wow! 😮

#sagopalm new babies !

Yeah babies!!!! Whooohooo 😁😁

Great close up 💚

Thanks @anges

Great photo

Thanks @laketitlow !

An #upclose #sagopalm of my last picture! I love the little #curls

I've never seen this growth stage so close up. Very cool picture!

Thanks @savannahssucculentgarden . This is my favorite stage, when they are soft before they get big and prickly.

A cute baby #sagopalm #frond 😍 I love how #fuzzy and #soft they are.

Marvellous pic🌿💚

Thank you @matewe , did you see the closer up picture that I posted?

This guy's getting big 😳

Wow. That is one big palm.

One of my babies

Do u have care tips?

There's not too much you have to do besides find a sunny spot. When it grows new plants off to the side I take them off to keep them neat.

#sagopalm

Should I plant with soil up to stem or leave root ball out?

@ddeaves you should leave half of the root ball out.