King and Queen sagos tolerate brief drops to 20°F. At 11°F, fronds yellow and die. The critical question: did the crown (growing point) and roots survive?
Next winter, acclimate gradually: reduce water, stop fertilizing by September, and protect with frost cloth + heat lamp when forecasts approach 25°F.
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