In this video I'll show you how to find, plant, and propagate Sago Palm trees in your garden or tropical landscape. FOLLOW ME: / MY PO BOX: Paul Cantu PO BOX 580281, Houston, TX 77258 For Inquiries Email Me: pauljcantu10@gmail.com
You lucky dog! I just looked at your update of the sago's and again you lucky dog you! By the way love your videos there for real and "this is my planet" too!
Nice job 👍 I successfully transplanted two 5 ft sagos, they rebounded nicely & flush out new growth every year, pretty tough ancient plants that even dinosaurs used to munch on 🦕 🌱
Loved your video. I'm in Houston, Texas (Katy) My Sago Palm just came back with lots of pups, I thought I lost her. I'm currently re-homing the pups in hopes of transplanting them all around my property.
Grab a few Texas Lilac or "Chaste Tree" they grow so well in the heat. I grew them in Abilene. I now have one planted out here in South Carolina and they look like that sweet Mary Jane in the garden. The purple flower spikes cant be beat.
EXCELLENT! I HAVE TWENTY OR SO SAGOS ON MY PROPERTY. BE CAREFUL SAGES BECOME AN ADDICTION. SAGOS ARE CYCADS NOT PALMS WAY COOL.You may/ will get hooked on them. Yes you will get 75 to 90% return on for your effort. GOOD ON YOU
Awesome find! I’m in zone 7. I’d love to have some zone 7 plants for free.99! I’ll keep my eyes open! I have picked up some golden globe evergreens but they didn’t make it. Let’s keep up cycling!
@@paulplantu I got 6 sago palm pups from my patient yesterday. I put them in large planters on my patio. Wish me luck. My thumb is good most of the time this is my first shot at these palms.
Hey Paul!! I have some turmeric root and ginger root ready for the ground!! They have very tropical leaves and do very well for our zone! I’m in Baytown TX... I can give you some!!
Sagos are heavy. You’re lucky that there wasn’t any root balls. They grow wide, so don’t plant them near walkways, etc.. Folks in my area of SoCal are constantly giving away Sagos because they were planted where they would be in the way as they got bigger. Sagos don’t look attractive when the fronds are pruned, so they need to be moved or gotten rid of if they out grow a space. ~ Free plants, garden supplies, dirt, mulch, etc., are easily found online in many areas.
Facts, I appreciate the comment! Yeah the freeze in Texans killed all the fronds and I’ve seen a lot of people lose patience waiting on them to come back. I think that was the situation with these. Regardless I love the look of them and can’t wait to see if they transplant.
@@paulplantu - Yep, Sagos are slow to recover from damage of any sort. They can take a couple of years to really take hold and grow properly when transplanting. But they are great looking, so worthy of some patience, I feel.
Paul Plantu The Saver of Sago Palms i Get You One house ripped out All The Plants in there Landscape so I just Saved Them All What is Wrong with People.
I mean my vid is jam packed with info because I did research to educate myself before editing this. It's okay to initially see something be honest about not knowing much, do research, then educate others about the knowledge you've gained. It's called LEARNING.
