King sago’s new growth is yellow/brown and wilted. Epsom salt applied twice with no improvement. Owner suspects magnesium deficiency.
Only helps if soil test confirms Mg deficiency. Added salts may worsen rot. Soil test first. If crown is firm and site is well-drained, reduce watering and monitor.
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