Cycas panzhihuaensis alocasia it goes by many names:

it goes by many names:

Prune as required once fruiting and harvesting has finished

As this plant matures its primary stem will become exposed as the smaller base leaves fall off and the size of its mature leaves increases

Origin: In the wild

Cycas panzhihuaensis alocasia it goes by many names:Cycas panzhihuaensis is easy to grow, tolerating dry periods, and frosts (it's one of the most cold hardy of all Cycads). It looks similar to the common sago palm (Cycas revoluta) but has more bluey coloured leaves and is certainly hardier. It prefers bright light exposure but best with at least a little protection from full afternoon heat. This species wants a well drained spot, with deep soil, but will still battle admirably in less than ideal