
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).
If the plant looks healthy otherwise, no treatment is needed.
Sago Palm Brown Bumps Under Leaves: Scale Insects, Not Fungus
Planting Sago Palm Pups (Offsets)
Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta) Care: Ancient Living Fossil
Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta) Pups: To Remove or Leave?
Transplanting a Large Sago Palm: Root Ball & Soil Transfer Tips
Pokeweed (Phytolacca americana): Not Poison Ivy, But a Taprooted Volunteer
Follow-Up Care for Sun-Stressed Sago Palms and Alternative Species
Reviving a Declining Potted Palm from Overwatering
Rescuing a Cat Palm from Neglect: Light, Water, and Spider Mites
Sago Palm One-Sided Frond Drop: Bacterial Infection from Scale and Atomic Grow
Managing Asian Scale on Sago Palms in Florida
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