I live in So. Cali. and my 2 sagos are turning yellow, is this normal or
something going wrong with my palms?

All of the fronds? Can you further characterize how they're yellowing?

Dave

"ImRaul33" wrote in message
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I live in So. Cali. and my 2 sagos are turning yellow, is this normal or
something going wrong with my palms?

On 22 Aug 2003 06:01:26 GMT, (ImRaul33) wrote:

I live in So. Cali. and my 2 sagos are turning yellow, is this normal or
something going wrong with my palms?


Cycas revoluta is NOT a palm. In S CA they are heavy Mn feeders. If
the "fronds" are completely yellow it is likely an over or under
watering problem.

not all of them, about 25% of them, the yellowing is blotchy , kinda looks like
someone spray painted different areas

I'd go for under watered, I live in the U.K., known as a green and pleasant land
Our sago's had suffered this year due to lack of rain until I set up a trickle system with an old hose pipe punctured in the right places, new growth now nice and green

Examine closely for scale.... one suggestion.

Dave

"ImRaul33" wrote in message
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not all of them, about 25% of them, the yellowing is blotchy , kinda looks
like
someone spray painted different areas

On 23 Aug 2003 20:43:29 GMT, (ImRaul33) wrote:

not all of them, about 25% of them, the yellowing is blotchy , kinda looks like
someone spray painted different areas

That would pretty classic of manganese deficient.

Add epson salt
"vegan" wrote in message
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On 23 Aug 2003 20:43:29 GMT, (ImRaul33) wrote:

not all of them, about 25% of them, the yellowing is blotchy , kinda
looks like
someone spray painted different areas

That would pretty classic of manganese deficient.

On Mon, 25 Aug 2003 01:00:42 GMT, "Doug"
wrote:


Add epson salt


Epsom salt is Mn magnesium sulphate, Cycas revoluta more often need Mn
manganese.