Why are new fronds on my sago coming in orangish yellow?

My sago I’ve had for a few months which I transplanted in the spring and has had new growth this year recently started a second round of new growth at the beginning of this month August and after a few weeks of noticing the new growth is coming in an orange-ish yellow color and has not grown very fast as in comparison to two other new sagos I saved from riding and transplanted them around the same time which both have fully bloomed and beautiful new growth

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 08/31/2018 @ 7:36 pm

It looks like the start of flower heads. It is hard to tell whether it is male or female, but without both, there will be no seeds.

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