Encephalartos lehmannii SEEDS

The Encephalartos lehmannii stands out as a striking lehmannii cycad native to South Africa. This plant has a unique appearance with its dense grass-like leaves that give it the nickname grass cycad. Gardeners appreciate this species for its elegant form and resilience in dry conditions. The palm-like structure adds a tropical touch to any landscape.

The Encephalartos lehmannii is a prized specimen among collectors of South African cycad varieties. Its dark green, needle-shaped leaves grow in a radial pattern, creating a visually appealing contrast against the lighter stems. Also, it has a slow growth rate which helps maintain its compact size, perfect for smaller gardens and bonsai enthusiasts.

• Leaves resemble blades of grass with a stiff texture
• Compact growth habit ideal for ornamental use
• Native to the Eastern Cape, adding exotic value
• Thick trunk stores water to survive droughts
• Produces unique cones that attract wildlife

Enthusiasts often call it the cycad from Eastern Cape, highlighting its regional significance. The African cycad genus Encephalartos includes many species, but lehmannii cycad remains special for its grass-like foliage and durability. This plant combines beauty and toughness, making it a fascinating addition to any botanical collection.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.