Othell: two sagos with yellow leaves. Asks: soil not acid enough or other cause?
Steve: yellowing = multiple causes. Usually soil/root issues (fertility/water imbalance), especially in containers. Soil test recommended for pH/nutrient ID.
Sago yellowing is a symptom, not a diagnosis. Soil testing moves from guessing to targeted correction for pH, nutrients, or drainage issues.
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