I bought a Sago Palm last week from the Home Depot's garden center. It was in a small pot, so I decided to give it more room to stretch it's roots. When I removed the plant from the container, I discovered it had been GLUED into the pot!!! Not glued everywhere, but just around the ornamental gravel on top and in the bottom around the now pot-bound roots!
I put it in a 5-gallon pot, gave it fresh soil and some miracle-gro. I watered it in, and may have flicked some of the miracle-gro onthe fronds by accident. (could that be it?) It is not two days later, and some of the fronds are starting to turn brown. It's strange how it's happening, as it's only happening on one side...see photo below:
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c272/dgriswell/sago.jpg
Can anyone give me some ideas? Am I killing it? I didn't over-water or over-fertilize....it's just turning brown!
2007-10-18
01:50:09
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