Zamia Furfuracea 'Cardboard Palm' Seeds

Grow your own tropical paradise with Zamia Furfuracea 'Cardboard Palm' seeds. Despite being called a Cardboard Palm, these plants are actually cycads, that happen to thrive indoors! Instructions: We recommend using the following to sow the seeds: 12 Cavity Greenhouse or Planter with Humidity Dome Soil Pods Liquid Fertilizer Keep the seeds in a cool, dark place if not planting right away. When getting ready to plant, pre-soak in hot water for 24-48hrs. Place the seeds in moist medium like sphagnum moss or perlite in a ziploc bag and place the seeds in the medium. Close the baggie and leave in a warm spot (>70F). Alternately, you can plant the seeds in the medium in a nursery pot and place a ziploc bag over the planter. Once the seeds germinate, you can plant the seeds in a planter. Monitor their conditions and make sure the soil remains moist. If you have any issues at all with getting your seeds to sprout, please don't hesitate to reach out! I'd be happy to help guide you through creating the right conditions for the seeds. (Find more info on germinating seeds by going to our seed guide) These seeds are for the 2026 growing season. About the seeds: difficulty beginner | intermediate | advanced germination time 1-6 months depth 1/4"-1” spacing 1-2 seeds per soil pod or planter recommended planter soil pod, nursery planter or ziploc baggie with sphagnum moss or perlite time to maturity 1-2 years seed prep pre-soak | scarification | stratification | none method greenhouse | paper towel method | moss-in-a-bag temperature 75 - 90F About the Plants: description prehistoric cycad with thick, fuzzy leaves that feel exactly like sturdy cardboard difficulty beginner | intermediate | advanced growth speed slow | medium | fast size of plant 2'-4' indoors (5'-6' outdoors) light full sun | partial sun | shade | grow lights soil sandy, extremely well-draining cactus/succulent or coconut coir mix temperature warm | cool pet-friendly cats | dogs | no pests scale, mealybugs, spider mites, root rot (if overwatered) fertilization heavy | moderate | light