Encephalartos ferox zamiaceae The strap-like leaves are wide

The strap-like leaves are wide and corrugated with a smooth margin

Fortunately

Plants in the genus Alocasia are best grown in part shade

Growth habit: Clumping

Howea forsteriana provides lush upright growth with minimal care requirements

Encephalartos ferox zamiaceae The strap-like leaves are wideEncephalartos ferox is one of the most attractive and widely grown of the East African cycads. It requires excellent drainage and does particularly well in deep sandy soil. It commonly grows in part shade however in cultivation, plants in full sun grow much faster than those grown in shade. But ideally find a position where Encephalartos ferox gets 3 or 4 hours of sun a day, and part shade for the rest, and this will keep the foliage at its most