Cycas angulata Seedlings

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This cycas is distinguished from other Australian species by its very robust habit and its keeled ("Veed") leaves with long, narrow, greyish leaflets arranged at a relatively low angle to the rachis.
It is best planted in the ground or a deep pot to allow its fast-growing taproot room to develop properly. C. angulata does not produce its first leaf until its first root has formed.
The plants leaves are grey-green (bluish when new), semiglossy, 4-8 ft. long, moderately keeled and with leaflets not gradually reducing to spines.