A closer look at the Zamia vazquezii,

Was trying to get this end of the GH cleaned up today,

Steve

Nice vasquezii close-up shot!

Cleaned up? full of plants looks perfect to me 😀
Barb

Thanks! Had to do some weeding & trim the Sago's.
(Think I may have over planted a bit 😀

Steve

Here's a time lapse of a Zamia floridana

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcyAfYx0fDA

Steve

Cycas bifida X taitungensis,

Sagos still moving along 8)

Steve

Took some pics of whats going on in the greenhouse. BTW, all these cycads are thanks to Mr. Robert Chumley....

Rumphii (Tennis Ball size)

Tait X Guiz (Seedling)

Tait X Guiz (Seedling)

Wilailik (Cantalope size, my very best Willy.)

Ceratozamia (Tennis ball size)

Looking good! Is that a Ceratozamia latifolia?
Seems like it is going to have a nice emergent red color 8)

Steve

Honestly Steve, I don't remember what kind of Ceratozamia it is 😳

You will be able to tell for sure once the leafs are up, if so, it will look like this one 8)

http://www.pacsoa.org.au/cycads/Ceratozamia/latifolia.html

Steve

A bit of warm weather and things are moving along,

Steve

Wow, everyone's cycads are so far ahead of mine.

Loved that time lapse YouTube on the Zamia, Steve.
Great footage.

Barb

Thanks Barb, just experimenting with some of this video stuff 😀

Here's the list so far...............

Ceratozamia

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZ3s8szMxPg

Zamia floridana

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcyAfYx0fDA

Cycas revoluta

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UczV7KmEeOc

Cycas taitungensis X revoluta

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwXqkVXM9IQ

And a couple more Zamia photos,

Another Lepidozamia is finally breaking the surface 8)

Steve

Great close-ups Steve.

I really like the progression over a year that the videos evidence.
Curious about the Cycas revoluta.
Wonder why some old leaves were cut off, and some were left.

On one of my two sagos, I cut all leaves off...and still waiting for a flush.
Maybe I should've left a few? 😥

Barb

Hi Barb,

Those all show new growth between March & May of this year 8)

With the Sago, the leaves were starting to lay down on top of the Dioons and Encephalartos. Had to trim some to give everything a chance.
Seems to take a minimum of 60*F soil temps for a couple weeks to get the Sagos moving, trimming might speed things up.
Then again, the ones I left alone this year are flushing at the same time as the others 😀

Steve

So warmth seems to be the kick-start they all need.
Thanks.
Barb