The new Sagos and the Lantana have made it through the recent extreme heat event with lots of green left. Early yesterday, I added more Moon Juice to the Sagos. They are both still very stressed but only time will tell. If they die, I will probably put two Med Fans in like the one in the center. Meanwhile, the Lantana is very happy to be baking in the desert sunshine!
They look beautiful, John! Glad to see they are surviving!
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Thanks!! ☺️
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I was going to say the same thing Sandra said – how they can survive in this heat!!!!
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I suppose it has to do with genetics and the generation after generation of plants surviving the punishing desert heat. ??
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I’m so impressed with what can thrive in these extreme temperatures. They look beautiful John! Nice work 🥰
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Awww thank you so much, Sandra!! 🥰
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You have succeeded great with the plants in that heat you have.
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Thanks very much! I keep a close eye on them for sure. 😎
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That first image is really impressive! The Sagos look good to me, but I don’t know what to look for.
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Good morning, the fronds are turning yellow-ish as they are stressed by heat and transplant. According to the nursery, they are not dead. I’ve never worked with these before, just the Mediterranian Fan palms. I hope they make it!
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