Your 18-inch plant with a stout trunk and 5 stiff, spiny leaves is a sago palm (Cycas revoluta)—a cycad, not a true palm, dating back 250 million years.
Watch for scale and mealybugs. Propagate from basal offsets or seeds (on mature plants only). Male plants produce cones; females produce seed crowns—both rare indoors.
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