Q: What's wrong with this sago palm?
A: This is a fasciated sago palm—a rare but known phenomenon where stems become flattened and ribbon-like. Causes include bacterial infection or genetic mutation. It's a fascinating oddity, not a disease requiring treatment.
See also: Odd Growth on Sago Palm and Fasciated Lily and Willow.

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