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Sago Palm Height and Yellow Leaves: Species and Normal Aging

Species Heights

Queen Sago (Cycas circinalis): up to 10 ft.
King Sago (Cycas revoluta): up to 7 ft.

Yellow Lower Fronds

Normal. Plant translocates nutrients from old fronds to new crown growth. Remove only when fully brown.

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