More like a conifer, the sago palm blooms in hot, humid climates with four to six hours of filtered sunlight each day, acidic soil, and regular temperatures. Though sago palms grow naturally in southern China and warm areas of Japan, they may also be grown as houseplants indoors successfully.

Palm Cycas Revoluta - How The Plant Can Be Grown Through Seed 

You can grow the sago plant from any kind of seed that comes from a reputable source, as it will turn out to be a beautiful plant. Generally, you will find the color of the Sago Plant tree red or orange. Handle the seeds with gloves because they contain poisons.

Once you remove the outer husk, you should soak them in water, which should neither be too cold nor too hot, but at room temperature, which will soften the seeds. Once seeds are soaked, you should place them into a pot and then cover them. Maintain the moisture content of the soil and watch for the seedlings to develop. As with many large seeds, be ready to wait quietly. Palm Cycas Revoluta seeds could take many months to sprout.

Re-potting and potting sago palm

Their slow development allows for repotting every three years or so. Growing this plant benefits from a peat moss and sand-treated soil-based potting mix.

Because sago palms dislike moist, marshy soil, select an unglazed ceramic or terracotta pot. Choose a pot that is only somewhat larger than needed, about 2 or 3 inches bigger than the roots, since this plant likes to be rootbound. For better water drainage, you are supposed to select a pot with several drain holes.