Central Texas, 6-year-old sagos. Very cold winter—no blooms. Two have center leaves emerging slowly. Two more have leaves from bottom, not top. One two-headed sago blooming around plant, not on top. Don't want to pull unless sure dead. Never had problems before.
Sagos will be fine—pups at base and existing fronds look good. Let nature take its course; they'll shrug off cold stress and recover healthily.
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