Cycas (Sago Palm)

What makes it unique?

• Rich tropical houseplant known for their hardiness and evergreen foliage.
• Easy to care plant perfect for the first-time gardeners.
• Low maintenance plant that looks perfect for both indoor and outdoor spaces.

How to Care?

• Sago palms prefer bright indirect light. However, they can easily tolerate low-light conditions.
• Water them carefully as they cannot tolerate overwatering and lead to root rot.
• It needs fertilizer once every month to ensure good health and growth for the palms.
• Apply water to your Cycas plants only when the topsoil dries out completely to void overwatering.
• The leaves of your Cycas plants can turn yellow in case of nutrient deficiency. So, make sure to feed them with fertilizer frequently.
• Sago Palms are highly poisonous to pets and kids. Do not buy them if you have pets, especially dogs and cats.
• In case the plant overgrows pot, choose a new and bigger pot for your Cycas to ensure the best growth.
• Choose a pot containing a drainage hole for your Cycas Plants as it can easily lead to root rotting.
• Though they are not much picky about the soil, it is best to use well-draining, rich organic soil.
• They are highly drought-resistant plants but prefer moderate moisture in the soil.
• Do not keep your Sago Palm behind AC vents as it can damage, burn the leaves, and kills the plant.
• Choose a balanced liquid fertilizer and apply it in the main growing seasons, such as early summers and springs.
• Do not repot them immediately after receiving the plant and wait for at least 15 days to let the plant settle in the new environment.