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Encephalartos ferox is a small species whose genus is part of the botanical family zamiaceae. It has arching leaves edged with pinnules resembling holly leaves. Young shoots are coppery and downy. The cones, bright orange to red, sometimes golden yellow, are ovoid on female plants and cylindrical on male plants. It is considered one of the most popular cultivated cycads. |
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Country of Origin |
East-Africa |
General Features |
Palm alike Plant .
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Botanical Family |
Zamiaceae |
Synonyms |
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Habitat |
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Cultivation  |
Substrate |
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Temperature during winter |
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Lighting |
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Watering during automn-winter |
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Watering during hot season |
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Fertilizer during growth |
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Pruning |
Repotting |
