Sago “palm” is a cycad—relative of conifers and ginkgo—unchanged for 200 million years. Rugged trunk (1–12 inches wide) topped with stiff, narrow, arching fronds in a circle. To 6 feet indoors. Elegant, slow, but *all parts extremely toxic* (cycasin). One seed can kill a dog.
Bright light; water when soil dries. Well-draining mix. Keep far from children and pets. Wear gloves when handling.

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