Sago Palm - 6" Pot
Botanical Name: Cycas revoluta
Common Names: Sago Palm, Japanese Palm,
Growing an Sago palm tree indoors is ideal because it grows very slowly and thrives in bright, indirect light and cramped space with its clustered palms that resemble bamboo. With origins from Madagascar and South India, this palm's natural climate is subtropic, which can be imitated indoors. Once an endangered, species the Areca palm has become one of the world's most recognizable plants. This plant won’t require any pruning except to remove old leaves as they fade.
NATIVE LAND: Madagascar, South India, Japan
WATER: water once the top soil begins to dry. he/she will enjoy soil that is moist and dries just at the top.
LIGHT: Medium to bright light, enjoys direct sunlight. Even indoors during the summertime months.
ISSUES:
Slow growth - this is completely natural and most Sago Palms won’t grow more than 1 new leaf per year, so have patience with the plant before it becomes mature.
Leaves browning - sun scorch and inadequate moisture
Leaves yellowing - lack of manganese, fertilizing every couple months during the summer months will alleviate this issue. Careful not to overwater!
BENEFITS: Excellent air purification
PET/KID FRIENDLY: All parts can be toxic to pets and humans
Botanical Name: Cycas revoluta
Common Names: Sago Palm, Japanese Palm,
Growing an Sago palm tree indoors is ideal because it grows very slowly and thrives in bright, indirect light and cramped space with its clustered palms that resemble bamboo. With origins from Madagascar and South India, this palm's natural climate is subtropic, which can be imitated indoors. Once an endangered, species the Areca palm has become one of the world's most recognizable plants. This plant won’t require any pruning except to remove old leaves as they fade.
NATIVE LAND: Madagascar, South India, Japan
WATER: water once the top soil begins to dry. he/she will enjoy soil that is moist and dries just at the top.
LIGHT: Medium to bright light, enjoys direct sunlight. Even indoors during the summertime months.
ISSUES:
Slow growth - this is completely natural and most Sago Palms won’t grow more than 1 new leaf per year, so have patience with the plant before it becomes mature.
Leaves browning - sun scorch and inadequate moisture
Leaves yellowing - lack of manganese, fertilizing every couple months during the summer months will alleviate this issue. Careful not to overwater!
BENEFITS: Excellent air purification
PET/KID FRIENDLY: All parts can be toxic to pets and humans
Botanical Name: Cycas revoluta
Common Names: Sago Palm, Japanese Palm,
Growing an Sago palm tree indoors is ideal because it grows very slowly and thrives in bright, indirect light and cramped space with its clustered palms that resemble bamboo. With origins from Madagascar and South India, this palm's natural climate is subtropic, which can be imitated indoors. Once an endangered, species the Areca palm has become one of the world's most recognizable plants. This plant won’t require any pruning except to remove old leaves as they fade.
NATIVE LAND: Madagascar, South India, Japan
WATER: water once the top soil begins to dry. he/she will enjoy soil that is moist and dries just at the top.
LIGHT: Medium to bright light, enjoys direct sunlight. Even indoors during the summertime months.
ISSUES:
Slow growth - this is completely natural and most Sago Palms won’t grow more than 1 new leaf per year, so have patience with the plant before it becomes mature.
Leaves browning - sun scorch and inadequate moisture
Leaves yellowing - lack of manganese, fertilizing every couple months during the summer months will alleviate this issue. Careful not to overwater!
BENEFITS: Excellent air purification
PET/KID FRIENDLY: All parts can be toxic to pets and humans
