Unveiling the Secrets of Cycas Silvestris Propagation: A Journey Through Time The Cycas silvestris, a majestic cycad with its feathery fronds and ancient lineage, holds a captivating allure for plant enthusiasts. While admiring its beauty is a joy in itself, propagating this living fossil allows you to hold a piece of prehistory in your own … Read more
Cracking the Code: Propagating the Rare Encephalartos senticosus The Encephalartos senticosus, with its crown of spiky, arching leaves and intriguing cone-like structures, isn’t your average houseplant. This cycad, hailing from the Eastern Cape of South Africa, evokes an air of prehistoric charm. If you’re drawn to the allure of this rare and ancient plant family, … Read more
Ceratozamia latifolia, commonly known as the broadleaf horncone, can be propagated through both seeds and by dividing offsets or “pups” that grow from the base of the parent plant. This cycad species prefers well-draining soil and dappled shade, making it a unique and rewarding addition to gardens in suitable climates.