Two 5-foot sagos transplanted last summer started losing fronds in winter—first green, then yellow. Only a few fronds remain.
Nick finds green fronds falling off without force unusual. Possible causes:
Sagos are resilient; new growth will emerge from the crown if roots aren't rotted. Ensure the root flare is exposed and avoid overwatering.
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