King Sago Palm Tree, 6" Pot

Description

The sago palm has shiny dark-green leaves with a rigid mid-rib and glossy leaflets that curl along the edge growing in a circular pattern. The trunk is thick and shaggy, much like a palm tree. Although, this species is not a true palm – it has the appearance of a palm. King sagos produce cones and have attractive, palm-like feathery foliage making them very similar looking to palms, and tree ferns. They are one of the few plants that date back to primeval times.
● Sago palms are slow growing plants that take a fair few years (5 or more) to reach their maximum height of approximately 2 feet, when grown indoors.
● A plant may only produce three to eight leaves per year, so don't expect lot's of new foliage to appear during it's growing period.
● Can be kept as a houseplant or balcony plant in summer. If you want to keep it in your room, a bright and spacious place is needed.