Hello everyone

[No Green Thumb Here]

I have a sago palm that has been in the ground for 30 years. I live in north east Florida and it’s a wet area. I built a 2’ high bed from brick and filled with a good soil. My problem is that it’s never shown what sex it is. It’s healthy and green. I ride around the area where I live and all the sago palms are showing the sex of the plant except for mine.

 

[Oliver Buckle]

Hi, and welcome to the forum. How nice to have a modest palm

 

[No Green Thumb Here]

I’m afraid that it might be one that can’t figure out what sex it wants to be.

 

[Sandra fall]

Hello welcome here
Nice to be with you. Hope we can better build ourselves by sharing each other's expertise.

 

[No Green Thumb Here]

I was wondering why my 30 year old sago has never shown what sex it is. I hope that someone can help me understand what I’m doing wrong or do some sagos just not show. I live in north east Florida

 

[Oliver Buckle]

Sorry if I was a bit flippant. I am from England and know nothing about sago palm (Well, a little bit, I just checked them out on Google).
I hope someone more knowledgeable than me comes by soon, in the mean time I meant it about welcome to the forum.

 

[No Green Thumb Here]

That’s fine, I didn’t think anything about it. I just measured the sago and it grew 1” in two years. I don’t know much about the sago either too be honest, someone gave it to us years ago.

 

[Trainman]

Hi. Neighbor. I'm a NE Florida gardener too. My Sago has never revealed its gender either. It's only about 8-10 years old. No cone or ball out the top. It's putting out new growth now. Not sure what mine is either, it came from an off shoot (pup) from a female. Sorry I can't be more help. Sort of new at this too.