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Encephalartos Altenstenii

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Offering up my Encephalartos Alt that has outgrown its pot. Would benefit from being planted in the ground or potted up to a larger pot at least. Has about a 8” diameter caudex. DM me if interested, $100 pick up in Orange County only 

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I will have to defer to those with more knowledge on those two Encephalartos species. It was purchased as Altenstenii a long time ago as a very young seedling; but could have easily been mislabeled.  

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The petiole reduces down to prickles which is consistent with altensteinii. Natalensis have clear petiole bases. 
 

That’s a good deal on the plant! This is a great full sun plant and will flourish in the ground. 

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2 hours ago, msporty said:

The petiole reduces down to prickles which is consistent with altensteinii. Natalensis have clear petiole bases. 
 

That’s a good deal on the plant! This is a great full sun plant and will flourish in the ground. 

Thanks for the knowledge! I wish I had a sunny out of the way spot for it as it’s definitely ready for the ground.

 

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On 6/20/2020 at 2:37 AM, msporty said:

The petiole reduces down to prickles which is consistent with altensteinii. Natalensis have clear petiole bases. 
 

That’s a good deal on the plant! This is a great full sun plant and will flourish in the ground. 

It is the other way around...

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2 hours ago, Phoenikakias said:

It is the other way around...

Thanks for double checking. I had it backwards...

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Is this cycad still available For $100.? I can provide a sunny place for it in my garden. Can pick up next week in Orange County

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Yes, still available send me a DM & let me know when you wanted to come by and I can pass along my info. Thanks

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