House Plant - Sago Palm Yellowing
Hello! I am new to this forum. I have come here because I have a sago palm that is having problems and I'm not sure why. I've had it for probably 9 months and I haven't had any problems. It is a house plant and lives in a pot. Recently, it has had some yellowing and drooping of it's leaves. I thought maybe it was a sunlight problem, or even a water problem, but nothing seems to be helping it. The only thing I could think of is that it possibly needs a bigger pot? The only problem is, I have ideas, but I have no clue which it is! I am also including pictures, so if any one has any insight as to what is wrong with the plant, it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! 
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I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT HOUSE PLANTS SO THIS IS JUST SOMETHING FOR YOU TO THINK ABOUT:
HAVE YOU BEEN FEEDING IT WITH PLANT FOOD?
HAVE YOU TAKEN IT OUT OF ITS POT AND HAD A GOOD LOOK AT THE ROOTS TO SEE IF THEY HAVE ROTTED?
COULD IT HAVE BEEN CHILLED AGAINST A COLD WINDOW OVERNIGHT?
SORRY, THAT'S MY OFFERING.
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
EVER HAD A PUDDING OFF IT YET, PHILIPPA?
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
We grow these outdoors here in The States. I honestly didn't know you could grow them indoors. Mine out in my side garden lost all but 3 of its leaves in our two very severe freezes this past winter and I was certain it was dying off. It was planted already when we bought this home 2 years ago, so I don't know how old it is, but the trunk s about 8" tall.
Well, much to my surprise, just today up popped a cluster of 3 new leaves/fronds and another side cluster of around 6-7 new fronds. I'm learning to never write off a plant as a goner until the Fat Lady Sings.
You might try planting it out in the ground and see if it snaps back. This is the perfect time of year to do so I would think.