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Sago Palm Tan Spongy Growth: Likely Environmental Exudate, Not Disease

Sago palm with tan growth

The tan spongy growth on the trunk below the leaves is not a recognized disease or insect. It’s likely a plant exudate responding to environmental change (repotting, light, humidity).

Action

  • Monitor periodically for changes.
  • Stones in containers aid drainage/weight—no need to replace if removed.
  • Ensure bright light and avoid overwatering.

If the plant looks healthy otherwise, no treatment is needed.

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