Unusual Sago Palm
lzrddr
13 years ago
This Cycas revoluta has unusually split leaflets, making it look plumose. Unfortunately it also had a bad case of Asian Scale recently, so it looks spotted, too, but I hope as the new leaves grow out, that will correct itself.
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