A piece of sago ?
Does it have a rootball ?
Can you post a pic ?
that would help..

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If that plant doesn't have any roots on it, I would treat it totally different. Soaking what looks to be a large offset plant can rot the plant easily. There again, we can't see if it has roots, but if it doesn't, you may have caused some trouble already. If it doesn't have roots, what I would do is cut off the leaves, cut back the bottom of the stem about an inch to make a fresh wound and hope that rot hasn't set in that far back. I would dip it in a Daconil mixture, (fungicide)let that dry and then paint the wound with black tree paint (tar like substance) I would put that plant in the shade and don't water but every few weeks and then just lightly.

yes it has roots.

If it has roots, I would plant it in a well draining medium, but hold off on all that water. Cycads rot easily if kept too wet. Just in case, if the leaves start to turn down in a few weeks, you may want to cut most of them off, but if the plant continues to look good, then you should be fine.

cool thanks