Lepidozamia peroffskyana (Scaly Zamia) dragonfruit It requires some support to

It requires some support to climb on

grey-green pinnate leaves grow almost upright from the trunk and eventually begin arcing around 1m from the tip

It has a wide range of uses

humid environments

When mature it has a crown of between 6-8 long elegantly arching leaves

Lepidozamia peroffskyana (Scaly Zamia) dragonfruit It requires some support toLepidozamia peroffskyana, commonly known as Scaly Zamia or Pineapple Cycad, is in the family Zamiaceae. It is naturally distributed in the wet sclerophyll forests of north eastern New South Wales and south eastern Queensland, usually on protected slopes and gullies or rainforest margins and coastal forests on stabilised sand dunes and sand hills. It grows from sea level to about 1000m altitude and it tolerates summer temperatures of about 19 to 32C