14-year-old sago grew center ball 3 years ago, never leafed out, orange ball-like pods fill center, no leaves for 3 years.
Orange pods are likely male/female cones—normal reproduction. If in pot, may be root-bound. If leaves good color, not disease.
Check pot soil volume. Visit nursery with issue—diseases not specialty. Cones are normal; leaf flush may follow cone maturity.
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