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Cycas orientis
Cycas orientis is a slow-growing cycad endemic to certain regions of Australia where it thrives in drier landscapes. Its arched, pinnate fronds emanate from a stout, columnar trunk which is often partly below ground. The dark green, glossy leaves and large, orange-coloured seeds are distinct, helping to distinguish cycas orientis from close relatives within its habitat.
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Perennial
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Palm
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Care Guide for Cycas orientis

Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
15 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: The cycas orientis requires ample water and good drainage, necessitating biweekly thorough watering. Outdoor potted plants may need more frequent watering. During dormancy, reduce watering. Create a 3-inch mound 12 inches from the trunk to trap water while ensuring good drainage to prevent root rot.
Fertilize: The cycas orientis thrives with three annual feedings of a slow-release fertilizer (N-P-K 12-4-12) during its growing season. Micronutrients like manganese enhance growth. Mulching improves moisture retention, suppresses weeds, and gradually provides extra nutrients.
Pruning: Cycas orientis features a unique palm-like look with feathery leaves. Prune in early spring, removing dead fronds to promote new growth. Minimal pruning is essential to avoid stress. Use sharp, clean tools to prevent infection, ensuring a tidy appearance and vigorous growth.
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