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Three Heads

NativeFlorida

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My parents have a three headed queen palm in their back yard. I've heard from two sources that maybe it was a lightning strike. Is there any other explanation? This is really bugging me! 

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I've heard crown rot could also lead to that. Whatever the cause it looks good now. A little bit of a mutant but cool!

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That queen started out by getting frizzy at first like it was nutrient deficient or some squirrels went to town, now it seems to have pulled through. Although I am not a fan of queen palms in particular, unique none the less.

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