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These are probably not "multi-Pinnata " , but are most likely "Deboensis" which is more common and should be less expensive. Bob

Steve , if it's andreanum, it will look similar to the photo with the pink blooms. Bob

Unfortunately, Steve, your anthurium still has "juvenile leaves" in the photo. show it again when it's a little more mature. Taking a guess, at this p...

My Ae Ae bananas and my Siam Ruby was covered with a sheet.......and did wonderful with 2 nights of 24 degrees. I've picked up a lot more varieties of...

Mike , how did your big cycad do? Bob

Most cycads are dormant for most of the winter, unless you fool them *(with heating cables for wrapping pipes in freezing weather buried in sand beds)...

The question was .....which are the most cold tolerent cycads? Dioons are in the family of cycadacea and would prove to be much more tolerent of co...

Dioon Edule would be number one .......but I wouldn't test it below 12 degrees with the wind blowing. Robert

Actually, It doesn't hurt cycads because if you cut or break a root while digging, it will result in the root healing and dividing (more roots mean fa...

No Wes, leave them in pots with loamy soil. These are alocasia. They do not grow in water as an aquatic plant would, like some colacasia.Brian Willia...

The large last alocasia shown with pink stems with the poka-dot black markings is an alocasia I found inthe wilds in Honduras in 1978 , twenty nine ye...

No it's not 'Hilo Beauty'.......This plant gets 5-6' high........Hilo Beauty is a dwarf plant never getting more than 6-8 " high which I have also.

Did it also used to be called Butia Astralis? And what is exactly Syagrus X Costae ? Robert Chumley www.chumleycycads.com