Hi! My palm tree used to be super happy, even sprouted palm flowers and everything. It's always had a bit of an issue with crispy tips, but I feel like it's gotten worse lately, and all the new growth lately I've had just never unfurls. Haalp!
0ft to light, direct
14” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 week ago
5
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Never had palm plants before. Here is some info I looked up for you…
There is a wide range of potential causes for the fronds to yellow, and most of them are either interrelated or have the same symptoms.
~Compacted or Poor Soil.
~Fertilizer Burns
~Pest Infestations
~ Improper Watering Habits
~Lack of Nitrogen or Potassium in the Soil.
~Lethal Yellowing (disease)
~ Magnesium and Manganese Deficiency in Soil
~ Mineral Buildup (Copper & Salts) in Soil
~ Root Rot (Bacterial or Fungal Strains) from Overwatering.
~ Sunburn (Sun Scorch) from too much sunlight.
~ Inaccurate living temperature for ferns (Ferns like indoor temperature of 65°F and 75°F. Exposure to drafts, or excessive heat for too long periods can kill the fronds turning them yellow, then brown.)
Here is the article I found this information from…
https://plantcaretoday.com/areca-palm-yellow-leaves.html
Hope this information helps you! Good Luck!
There is a wide range of potential causes for the fronds to yellow, and most of them are either interrelated or have the same symptoms.
~Compacted or Poor Soil.
~Fertilizer Burns
~Pest Infestations
~ Improper Watering Habits
~Lack of Nitrogen or Potassium in the Soil.
~Lethal Yellowing (disease)
~ Magnesium and Manganese Deficiency in Soil
~ Mineral Buildup (Copper & Salts) in Soil
~ Root Rot (Bacterial or Fungal Strains) from Overwatering.
~ Sunburn (Sun Scorch) from too much sunlight.
~ Inaccurate living temperature for ferns (Ferns like indoor temperature of 65°F and 75°F. Exposure to drafts, or excessive heat for too long periods can kill the fronds turning them yellow, then brown.)
Here is the article I found this information from…
https://plantcaretoday.com/areca-palm-yellow-leaves.html
Hope this information helps you! Good Luck!
Oh my goodness palms are tuff to maintain especially if indoor🥹, I’ve struggled with my palm although I’ve had to cut off almost the entire tree😰😰… I just recently put started putting it under a growing light hopefully it’ll help. I literally had to cut most of the stems away bc they were dying 🫣😢. If you find any helpful tips pls share. Thanks
Thanks guys! I might start with a soil revamp
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