Prehistoric gymnosperm; cone-bearing; pine relative. Tougher than most cacti.
Finger 1 inch deep: dry = water. Tolerates occasional overwatering.
Bottom leaves die naturally. Top healthy = plant healthy. Remove dead leaves at trunk.
Resource: Desert-Tropicals Cycas revoluta page (linked).
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