Mature sagos (Cycas revoluta or C. rumphii) need consistent moisture after transplant. Water every other day for 2 weeks (daily in hot weather), but reduce frequency in cool weather to avoid root rot.
In Florida and Gulf Coast, this scale insect kills sagos. Inspect weekly. Treat with horticultural oil + systemic imidacloprid drench if detected. Early intervention is essential.
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