Editing Cycas revoluta (section)

===Culture:===
This is the most popular and widely cultivated of the cycads. It makes
an excellent landscape plant, as well being very well suited to pot
culture, and even bonsai (see '''''[[Bonsai Cycads]]''''').
Best kept away from paths, since the leaves are quite spiky.
It is a very hardy plant (like most cycads), tolerating dry periods, and
light frosts. It prefers a sunny, well drained spot, with deep soil, but
will still thrive in less than ideal conditions.

Very easily propagated from seed, as well as from offshoots or "pups" (see Figure 7).
The advantage of the "pups" is that you will know its sex, for seedlings
you will have to wait several years until the plant flowers to find out.
Usually slow growing, however good conditions can speed it up
considerably.
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[[File:Cycas_revoluta04.jpg|frame|Figure 2. ''C. revoluta'' male cone.]]
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[[File:Cycas_revoluta03.jpg|frame|Figure 3. ''C. revoluta''with a lovely new flush of leaves.]]
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[[File:Cycas_revoluta02.jpg|frame|Figure 4. Nicely grown plant of ''C. revoluta'']]
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[[File:Cycas_revoluta05.jpg|frame|Figure 5. A very attractive ''C. revoluta''with a male cone.]]
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[[File:C.revoluta20.JPG|frame|Figure 6. A very attractive clumping ''C. revoluta''.]]
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[[File:Cycas_revoluta08.jpg|frame|Figure 7. ''C. revoluta''- close-up of maturing seeds.]]
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[[File:Cycas_revoluta09.jpg|frame|Figure 8. ''C. revoluta''- female cone surrounded by the fronds of basal suckers.]]
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