Removing Sago Pups Some pups come away easily if you stick the blade of a gardening knife into the soil midway between the pup and the mother plant and pry the handle back and forth until the pup comes loose. For more stubborn pups, clear away the soil from between the pup and mother plant to reveal the roots.Click to see full answer. Thereof, should sago palm pups be removed?When you remove the pups from the trunk of a sago palm, make sure you get the entire stem. You may have to go into the trunk a little to get the base of the stem. ANSWER: Yes, you can carefully remove the pups from the original plant, and you can do it now.Secondly, are coffee grounds good for sago palms? The alkaloids in coffee — namely caffeine — prevent the insects from eating certain plants, including the sago. Spraying is good for treating infected leaves and roots, but coffee grounds alone can be used as a mulch to prevent Asian scale as well, Broome said. Regarding this, how do you keep sago palms from getting into your puppies? Wiggle the pup until it pulls off, or else cut the narrow base. After separating sago palm pups from the parent plant, clip off any leaves and roots on the pups. Place the offsets in the shade to harden off for a week. Then plant each one in a pot a couple of inches bigger than it is.How deep are the roots of a sago palm?For a sago palm with a leaf canopy 3 feet in diameter, preserve a minimum root mass of 16 inches in diameter and 12 inches in depth.
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