Welcome to my space we have available below rare ungermintad cycas seeds and we do both home and international deliveries at buyers cost Cycas cairnsiana...................900 seeds Cycas .desolata......................600 seeds Cycas.couttsiana...................100 ...

I know some of you water your Cycads to get them to flush. How/what/when do you do it? Do you use warm or cold water. Thanks.

I have a large cycas in the garden still under cover do you think it would be fine to uncover it or would you leave well alone just yet?, My two smaller ones have been over wintered in a unheated greenhouse in there pots and are looking great.

... section. So i was just wondering if they are likely to be cycas revoluta or maybe an un-hardy species. If so i might as well not bother, because i do want ...

... inside and wrapped away from the winter cold! I have recently moved my Cycas Revoluta into the hallway - its winters home. The other night I went to water the plant and ...

Propagating Cycas revoluta "aurea" by seed I've always had a hankerin' ... I'm out on a bit of limb as i've never attempted cycad seeds before. I've done some reading up and taken advice ...

... in a previous life!). I have searched and can't find it. I inherited a Cycas revoluta in 2011 which at the time had 3 fronds. It wasn't something I knew anything about ...

Is this usual?

Ok before you watch it I must tell it's not that good! The problem being the cycad would not perform for me and do a proper flush! Anyway as it's taken all summer and autumn I felt I had to share it.

ok, so soon it will ACTUALLY flush honest. And when it does the camera won't miss it!

Hello, Another thread seraching for help with my cycas revoluta. As you can see, the fronds have turned white, and the remaining green isn't as lush as it ...

I appear to have touched lucky with one of my "dead"Cycads and its about to flush. Does anyone know if i should feed, water or what with this to keep it going? I know i cant move it otherwise i'll get twists but does anyone know whens safe to move?

that a gardener should have patience. My cycad had a bad time of it during the winter 2011 - 2012 but I couldn't bring myself to chuck it. A last try at getting it going by repotting and plenty of water and hey presto we have take off

Cycas rev01 is now around 25 years old and has settled into a routine of flushing every second year. It last flushed in July 2011, and the centre of the caudex is starting to show the tell tale mounding and slight hole in the middle.

I think the next warm, humid spell may set it off.

I finaly got a Cycas revoluta.. Got a leaflet for a thursday offer icluding cycads in with the plants for £5 in Lydals so thought ...