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Variegated Cycas revoluta from seed

KyleNcal

By KyleNcal
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Hi,

   I saw 10 seeds from a variegated Cycas revoluta for sale. They were pretty cheap, and I'm just wondering what is the likey hood that they will actually grow into a variegated C.revoluta plant? I was under the impression that variegation is unlikey to regrow from seed, but then in some plants it can. What about C.revoluta, can it?

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Grow them and find out yourself. You have nothing to lose.

Mike4284m Community Regular

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If they were from a certain seller on Ebay save your cash.  Though I don't see anymore listed at the moment.

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(Mike4284m @ Jan. 29 2008,22:49)

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If they were from a certain seller on Ebay save your cash.  Though I don't see anymore listed at the moment.

Yes they were from that ebay seller. Thanks for the tip.

 Otherwise does it sometimes grow true from seed?

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