Medium Sago Palm Tolerates Low Humidity

Medium Sago Palm Tolerates Low HumidityDespite the Sago Palm's name, theyre Cycads. If you look closely at the pointy leaves, they have a closer look to the pine tree than a palm. But it sure does give off those beloved palm vibes! The real name for this plant is actually the Cycas revoluta, and its a tropical lush thats grown in Southern Japan because of the balmy temps. One thing we love is how easy it is to maintain. Even as a houseplant, itll last a really long time if you let it.

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and naturally rolls into those familiar quills

The large Dieffenbachia Camouflage comes in a 10” pot and can reach a little over a foot tall and a little less than a foot wide

she's traded her wild roots for designer living rooms worldwide

To simulate their lush habitats

The main difference between the two plants is that Dieffenbachia plants have larger leaves and will eventually wind up growing into a slightly larger plant

is a relatively fast growing plant native to the tropics of the Western Asia and the Mediterranean

so if you see brown spots or crispy edges to the leaves

forest green

There’s no rhyme or reason

Markings on the cutlass look a lot like what you’d see on a watermelon splashed onto the leaves

If your curious kitty nibbles on these Dracaena leaves