Six-year-old potted sago palm with yellowing new and old leaves, never fertilized? Classic nitrogen or iron deficiency—easily fixed.
Manganese deficiency causes frizzled, distorted new growth ("frizzle top"), not uniform yellowing. Your symptoms point to N or Fe.
Look for: 8-2-12 or similar ratio WITH magnesium, manganese, iron, zinc, copper, boron. Regular lawn fertilizer lacks critical micros for cycads.
Follow-Up Care for Sun-Stressed Sago Palms and Alternative Species
Reviving a Declining Potted Palm from Overwatering
Rescuing a Cat Palm from Neglect: Light, Water, and Spider Mites
Sago Palm One-Sided Frond Drop: Bacterial Infection from Scale and Atomic Grow
Sago Palm Brown Bumps Under Leaves: Scale Insects, Not Fungus
Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta) Care: Ancient Living Fossil
Transplanting a Large Sago Palm: Root Ball & Soil Transfer Tips
Managing Asian Scale on Sago Palms in Florida
Sago Palm Yellow Spots: Possible Fungus
Sago Palm Pruning: When, How Much, and Propagating Offsets
Identifying a 20-Year-Old Indoor Palm for Propagation
Understanding White Tips on Sago Palm Fronds: Drought Stress and Natural Growth Cycles
Identifying a Mystery Houseplant with Purple Stems
Identifying and Treating Spider Mites on Kentia or Majesty Palm
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