When do sago palm seeds usually mature?

Many friends plant some larger greenery in their yards, and the sago palm is one such choice. So do you know when sago palm seeds mature? Let's take a look!

1. When do sago palm seeds mature

Sago palm seeds mostly mature in autumn. The sago palm generally blooms from late spring to early summer, and the seeds are harvested after they mature in autumn. Seeds sown in the same year can have a germination rate of over 95%, while seeds sown the following year have a germination rate of only about 20%.

2. How to plant sago palm seeds

1. Temperature: It likes warmth. During the high-temperature summer season, appropriate watering can be used to lower the temperature. In late October of winter, move it indoors and keep the room temperature at around 10°C. In mid-to-late April of spring, move it back outside.

2. Light: The sago palm loves light and needs to be kept in a sunny outdoor spot for care in all four seasons. If it lacks light for a long time, the new branches will grow weak and slender, affecting its ornamental effect.

3. Water: The sago palm is relatively drought-tolerant. Generally, water it after the soil dries. If watered too much, it is prone to root rot and leaf damage. The author once obtained two pots of sago palms that had not been watered for two months, and after patient care, they sprouted and spread branches again, full of vitality. But being so-called drought-tolerant does not mean it can go without water for a long time. Generally, water once about every 10 days in winter, once every 3-5 days in spring and autumn, and once each in the morning and evening in summer.

That is the summary organized by Tuliu.com today regarding the related planting questions about sago palm seeds.