Sago Palm – Thin Fronds in Low Light
Q: What are these coming out of the sago palm in our office?
A: It’s not getting enough light. Sago palm is typically an outdoor tropical plant. The skinny new fronds are simply reaching for any light they can find.
I am doubtful you can supply enough light indoors to make the plant happy. Give it the most light possible until April. Then plant it outdoors in a spot that gets morning sun and a little shade in the afternoon. Keep in mind that sago palm will occasionally suffer winter damage.
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Ranunculus – Planting
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River birch – Concrete
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Blueberry Bushes- Pruning
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Meyer Lemon – Thinning
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Garden – Topsoil
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White Grub – Control in Lawns
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Poinsettia – Forcing to Bloom for Christmas
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Hawthorn – ‘Winter King’
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Pine Beetles – Diagnosis and Control
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Praying Mantis – Moving an Egg Sack
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