A 2‑ft king sago in an east window in Maryland, watered when dry, fertilized quarterly with Palm‑tone. Some leaf tips brown.
Look for 1/8″ white bumps on leaf undersides. If found, treat as in Article 1809.
Palm‑tone is fine; apply only during active growth (spring–fall).
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