Lepidozamia peroffskyana - LARGE

h= 80-100 cm. B=7-9 cm. Possibly the most ornamental of all Cycads. It is beautiful in all its parts. Leaves are shiny, elegant, spineless, of a rich dark green. Cones are huge and fascinating. Takes light frosts and grows very well in the warmer Med

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Lepidozamia peroffskianaa is possibly the most ornamental of all Cycads. It is native to subtropical Eastern Australia. It is beautiful in all its parts. Leaves are shiny, elegant, spineless, of a rich dark green. Growth is slow, especially during youth. Old, centenary plants get very tall in Australian forests. Cones are huge and fascinating.

It is one of the fews cycads suitable for growing indoors as a house plant. It needs drained, moist soils and some shade. Lepidozamia peroffskiana is not a tropical plant. It takes light frosts and grows very well in the warmer Mediterranean aereas.

It is a slow species and we offer seven years old plants. The size of this plant is: h= 80-100cm. B=7-9cm. Much like the ones in the picture on the right. The container is too large and heavy so we will bare-root the plant in order to ship it to you, wrapped in moist sphagnum or perlite. We know they can stand bare-rooting ! We ship worldwide.

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Plant origin Oceania
Presentation Potted Plant
Max. Size 300cm & more
Botanical family Zamiaceae
Light Medium
Minimum winter temperature -5 ºC to 5 ºC
Plant type Woody
Care Pot
Shape Shrubs
Important Notice-Due to our long experience as exporters and importers, we inform you that all orders arriving after 16 November 2024 will be shipped after the second week of January 2025, to avoid any possible loss or delay in delivery due to excessive Christmas parcel traffic