A new, lethal disease (likely Cycad aulacaspis scale + associated fungi) is killing sagos globally. No cure exists. Pre-hurricane, sagos were already pest-prone.
If new growth emerges clean, treatment may be suppressing. If decline continues, remove and destroy plant to protect others.
This is a losing battle for most. Consider replacing with dioon, zamia, or other cycads less affected.
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