Sago Palm in Florida

My sago palm is 15 years old. Five years ago, my male sago split into 2 heads. Fine, unusual, okay. Now, one of the 2 heads are splitting into 3 heads. Is this unusual? I have pictures if you’d like to see him!

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#1 Comment By shelley On 04/24/2015 @ 1:10 am

Very cool! Male sagos can produce several long, yellowish, cone-shaped flowers from one up to over a dozen.

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