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Cutting Anisacanthus back in late winter might also be employed to manage its size
white-topped pitchers look normal (as much as any pitcher plant looks normal)
The offspring vary in petiole color from solid green to dark brown with blotches
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Amorphophallus brevispathus forms an 18" tall green petiole
Cycas taitungensis guizhouensis Paraguay Cutting Anisacanthus back in lateThis man made hybrid between the mainland Chinese Cycas guizhouensis and the Taiwanese Cycas taitungensis was created by Florida cycad guru, Robert Chumley. This has proven to be a very vigorous grower, which has so far endured only one winter outdoors for us, including many nights at 16 degrees F. While both parents are similar in appearance, the vigor of the hybrid is truly amazing. We're guessing that this will make a 3' tall x 5' wide specimen in