Brown spots center of fronds, spreading, killing plant = scale insects. Flat oval/circular dots; suck sap; honeydew (ants may mask stickiness). Remove with fingernail → pale green spot.
Magnifier for tiny white crawlers (juveniles) on petioles/stems.
Oil suffocates but doesn't remove dead scales. Follow with high-pressure water (outdoor) or toothbrush (indoor).
Central Texas rain favors scale. Early, thorough treatment saves the sago.
Sago Palm Leaf Browning: Sun Acclimation, Watering, and Cold Hardiness
Yellow Spots on Corn Plant (Dracaena): Need Photo and Details
Red Spots on Schefflera: Likely Injury, Not Disease
King Sago Houseplant: Brown Tips from Overwatering or Low Light
King Sago Large Bulb and Scale: Two Issues
Sooty Mold on Florida Gardenia: Systemic Insecticide for Scale/Aphids
King Sago White Spots: Scale or Aphids—Check Asian Cycad Scale
Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta) Scale and Fungus: Beyond Malathion
Diagnosing Bacterial Leaf Spot on Stromanthe
Red Spots on Amaryllis Leaves: Fungal Infection and Recovery
Sago Palm Repotting: Glued Stones, Spongy Growth, and Light Needs
Sago Palm Tan Spongy Growth: Likely Environmental Exudate, Not Disease
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