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Most cycads are slow-growing but can survive over 2000 years in the wild. Cycad Trivia
   

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Ngotshe Cycad
Ngotshe Cycad
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E. aemulans

Price: R 17,227.00
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Middelburg Cycad
Middelburg Cycad
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E. middelburgensis

Price: R 15,000.00
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Middelburg Cycad
Middelburg Cycad
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E. middelburgensis

Price: R 5,000.00
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E. relictus
Parlota Cycad
E. relictusEncephalartos relictus was discovered in 1971 by J. J. P. du Preez on the eastern border of Swaziland near Mozambique. There was only one plant. Du Preez relocated the plant to his farm called Muti Muti, on the eastern slopes of the Lebombo Mountains, bounded by the river Parlota, about 5 km from the border of Mozambique. The plant has never again been seen in the wild, despite repeated searches of the area. E. relictus has a tall stem up to 2.5 m, 40-45 cm in diameter, with secondary drums originating from baseline suckers. The leaves are pinnate and bluish-green in colour. They are 1-2 m long, supported by a stalk about 15 cm long, and composed of numerous pairs...

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