Sounds like you had a good winter.
My Palms didn't do that well 😐
I'm waiting to see if the robusta in the yard survived, think I told you something tore the poly up the night it was -7*F out?
(Even lost the Sabal minors in there, so it had to be cold.....................

The Cycads held all their fronds through the winter, these "'Wilailak" are holding about ten each, not sure if there's room for any more to grow 😀

Here's my first Sago to start up,

Steve

This is the other Ceratozamia that arrived this past January,

Just noticed the start of a flush today 8)

Steve

I just noticed something Steve. You cut your last flush off (or from shipping). I think I will try that with mine. Works on everything else, so it should work for this.

Wes, The fronds were cut for shipping. Trimming the fronds can induce a new flush, but it's also going to use up energy the plant has stored. With mine, I'm trying to keep as many fronds as possible, seems to speed up overall growth.

Heat does a good job of inducing flushes too, I wrapped the Ceratozamia containers with Christmas lights as soon as I settled them in. Took about a month for the first one to start up.

Steve

Steve

Good results so early, Steve.

It'll be nice to see them fill out this summer.
Should be good sizes.

Mine aren't doing much of anything.
Little sun, even less heat.

Barb

Hi Barb, Hopefully your weather will take a turn for the better soon!
We're getting some warmer days, but still having some nights in the 30's

The Ceratozamia is still moving along,

Has just a tinge of brown/bronze in the emergent leaf tips,

Steve

Nice pics Steve, thanks for posting (especially that close-up)! 😀

Mid-afternoon temps are nice here finally...
Great to see the sun again.
Barb

Thanks Barb, Just finding things to do here until it warms up 😀

A couple more things showing growth,

Steve

You inspired me to cut the leaves off mine Steve:-)

Yours is BEAUTIFUL!!!
Hey, I have been in Salina for the past two days because of wind damage (15 poles down on Schilling Rd.). Hope you made it thru alright!

No problems here 8) However, it is scary to see these big Cottonwoods whip around!
We had up to 60mph wind gust all day long, here's a local article from Salina,

http://www.ksallink.com/?cmd=displaystory&story_id=8205&format=html

Steve

AHHHH yep, thats on Schilling Rd. I stood right by that pole for hours yesterday 😀

My guys got it back up and running really quick thou.

Now their calling for 1-4 inches of snow Thurs/Fri, wish that Spring would finally get here! 😀

Add some photos when you can, one of my Cycas taitungensis X revoluta is getting an early start.

Steve

Sorry, but what with 70's & 80's temps, I think the ground is too warm to support any accumulation, especially if it rains alot first which is what they are saying.

I will take some pics today as I worked last night and have spare time (baby is at babysetter).

Here is my Rumphii that is putting out a flush. Weird thing is, this tree just got done putting out a leaf literally 2 weeks ago.