ENCEPHALARTOS HORRIDUS FOR SALE
$500.00
Plant Name: Encephalartos horridus
Height: Up to 1 meter
Light Requirement: Full sun to partial shade
Watering: Low (drought-tolerant)
Soil: Well-draining, sandy soil
Hardiness Zone: 9–11
Growth Rate: Slow
Encephalartos horridus – Blue-Leaved African Cycad for Sale
Encephalartos horridus is a striking, prehistoric-looking cycad native to South Africa, prized for its silvery-blue, spiny leaves and sculptural appearance.
This rare and exotic plant is a slow grower but makes a bold statement in rock gardens, containers, and arid landscapes.
With a compact trunk and fierce-looking, toothed leaflets, it thrives in sunny locations and requires very little water once established, making it a great pick for drought-tolerant landscaping.
Despite its fierce name (“horridus” means “spiny” or “bristly”), it’s a stunning collector’s plant for those who appreciate dramatic foliage and unique textures.
Encephalartos horridus – Rare Blue Cycad for Sale
Looking to buy Encephalartos horridus online? This rare, blue-leaved African cycad is a must-have for collectors and landscape designers alike.
Known for its silvery-blue, spiny foliage and sculptural, prehistoric appearance, this plant brings dramatic texture to any setting — whether in a container, rock garden, or drought-tolerant landscape.
A slow-growing, sun-loving plant that thrives in dry conditions, this exotic species is both low maintenance and visually striking.
Perfect for those searching for a rare cycad, blue leaf cycad, or unique drought-resistant plants.
What is Encephalartos horridus?
Encephalartos horridus is a rare cycad native to South Africa, known for its distinctive silvery-blue, spiny leaves and compact, sculptural form. It’s prized by collectors for its dramatic, prehistoric appearance.
How do I care for E. horridus?
This cycad thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. It is drought-tolerant once established and requires minimal watering. Avoid overwatering and ensure good air circulation for best growth.
Can E. horridus be grown indoors?
While it prefers bright, direct sunlight outdoors, it can be grown indoors in a sunny spot with plenty of natural light. Container growing is ideal for colder climates.
How large does this get?
It typically grows to 2–4 feet tall and wide, with slow growth over many years, making it perfect for gardens and containers.
Is this plant suitable for drought-tolerant landscaping?
Yes! It’s highly drought-resistant and well-suited for xeriscaping or any dry, sunny location.
Where can I buy authentic Encephalartos horridus?
You can purchase verified, nursery-grown these plants here, shipped safely across the USA with care.
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