King Sago
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King Sago
My Sago palms seeds have finally germinated. I acquired some seeds last winter and after 6 months they have finally germinated and are starting to grow. I had no idea they would take this long to germinate however I am finding out some tropical plant species take considerable time in germination of their seeds.
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Cycad seeds are subject to a holding period to allow the embryo to fully develop. Cycas revoluta seeds from last year would be ready to plant in May/June.
With seeds ready to go, it usually takes 1 - 2 months for germination, then another month for the first frond.
This article has a lot of good info! http://www.plantapalm.com/Vce/horticulture/seeds.htm
Steve
With seeds ready to go, it usually takes 1 - 2 months for germination, then another month for the first frond.
This article has a lot of good info! http://www.plantapalm.com/Vce/horticulture/seeds.htm
Steve
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Re: King Sago
Kansas Tropic Man wrote:My Sago palms seeds have finally germinated. I acquired some seeds last winter and after 6 months they have finally germinated and are starting to grow. I had no idea they would take this long to germinate however I am finding out some tropical plant species take considerable time in germination of their seeds.
GREAT FOR YOU!!!! I know I have never been able to do much with germinating of cycad seeds Would there be any possibilty of pics for us. Were pic crazy here are PalmsNorth.
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