WARNING!\n“This plant contains a powerful neurotoxin that is poisonous to any living being that ingests it. \n\nThere is no indication that it is dangerous to touch this plant, but caution is always wise. Wear gloves, eye protection, and long sleeves when handling.\n\nAll parts of the plant are highly toxic. Although all parts of this plant are poisonous, you should be especially aware that the seeds are extremely toxic, and they are very easy for pets to eat. Just a couple of Sago Palm seeds can kill a dog. Anecdotal evidence also suggests that they are rather attractive to pets.”\n\nNow with all of that said, I was not planning on it being a house plant. Going to attempt outside growing. Arrived quickly and packaged very well. Once out of the box, remove all material that kept the soil in place and then place wherever your choosing is. Very simple to unpack this sago palm.\n\nVery attractive plant and fingers crossed that I can keep it that way. I’m still a bit concerned about it’s “nuts” because I am not sure about wildlife, will do more research on that. However, it does grow in many southern climates so it should be fine. \n\nI am in zone 7 so it will have to be covered with burlap for over-wintering if left outside. I am excited to see how well this sago palm reacts to our outside environment. \n\nAgain, cautions need to be taken if you keep indoors around any pets!