My Sago Palm Grew New Fronds Through The Seed Pod. Is This Normal Or Should I Remove The Seeds Now?

Everything I have researched doesn’t show new fronds growing through the seed pod. Some of the seeds look small and the pod is still full and firm. It’s isn’t dried out and the seeds are still attached really tight.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 09/27/2021 @ 11:36 am

This happens, occasionally. It is no cause for concern. Unfortunately, if there are no males around to pollinate those female flowers, then there will be no chance of seeds.

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