Cycas circinalis, Cycas undulata, Cycas wallichii

Like other cycads the queen sago resembles a palm tree with its featherlike leaves arranged in a rosette that crowns a single trunk. It is a larger and more graceful version of its more commonly encountered cousin, the King sago ( Cycas revoluta). Queen sago is tolerant of soils but prefers loose sandy soils with some organic matter and light bark or leaf mulch. Prefers a warm, sunny position with plenty of water in summer, and a dryish winter. Propagated by seed. Press seeds to half their depth in moist sand. Keep moist and in a warm place, the seed will usually germinate in 8 to 12 weeks.

Similar plants:

• Cycas angulata (Angular Cycas, Ngathu)
• Cycas armstrongii (Fire Fern)
• Cycas calcicola (Cycas)
• Cycas maconochiei (Cycas)
• Cycas ophiolitica (Cycas Marlborough Blue)
• Cycas revoluta (Sago Palm, King Sago)
• Cycas rumphii (False Sago)
• Cycas sp. (Cycas, Cycad)
• Cycas thouarsii (Madagascar Cycad, Madagascar Sago)