A discounted sago palm had yellow centers with green tips on lower growth, and several long green stems from the center. The owner wanted to cut the tall growth for a compact shape and hoped lower leaves would green up.
White powdery spots on leaf undersides indicate this devastating pest. If the plant is yellow and sad, it's likely infested. Control is nearly impossible, but removing infested leaves and using soaps/household products may manage populations. UF Cycad Scale Info. The expert believes cycads may disappear from Florida landscapes due to this pest.
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