Solutions for Curing Yellow Cycas Leaves

Cycas: A Remarkable Plant

Cycas, resembling a palm tree, is a distinctive plant with a history dating back to ancient times, akin to conifers. Its unique features include “pinnate” leaves extending from the stem’s apex, some reaching up to 20 meters in length.

The plant exhibits two types of leaves: green and non-green. Maintaining the green hue of these leaves is a key challenge for growers. Inside, near the roots, the plants harbor coral-like growths rich in cyanobacteria. Reproduction occurs through wind and insect pollination, with artificial reproduction involving the extraction of male strobilium and pollination on the female flower.

For those cultivating Cycas plants or witnessing the onset of yellowing leaves, fear not. Below, we share valuable advice to prevent and address the issue.

Preventing and Treating Yellow Leaves

Yellowing of Cycas leaves, known as chlorosis, often indicates magnesium deficiency. To counteract this phenomenon, swift action is essential to prevent the spread of yellowing throughout the entire plant.

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