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Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta) Care in Bahrain Heat

Conditions

Small king sago (12") in Bahrain: >100°F afternoons, 80–90% humidity.

Care

Full sun okay (it's native to similar climates).
Adequate water in extreme heat.
Well-drained soil.
No special needs—very resilient.

Florida sagos thrive with just water. Same applies.

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