Dypsis Rosea issue

[foxtail]

Palmyfriends,

That leave have about two weeks in that state and has not grown nor opened totally.

Any ideas? 

Thanks.

Edited March 8, 2017 by foxtail

[Matt in OC]

Looks good, just maybe stunted a bit. Did you repot it or move it recently?

[foxtail]

Thanks mate.

No, the only change was that I fertilize it.

[doranakandawatta]

I am not used to Dypsis rose in pots, I had my seedlings around 8 months in pots but I planted them in the ground as soon as I knew where to plant.

In Puerto Rico I think you'll plant your Dypsis in your garden soon and I am sure she will enjoy and thrive. 

[foxtail]

4 hours ago, doranakandawatta said:

I am not used to Dypsis rose in pots, I had my seedlings around 8 months in pots but I planted them in the ground as soon as I knew where to plant.

In Puerto Rico I think you'll plant your Dypsis in your garden soon and I am sure she will enjoy and thrive. 

Hey  Philippe, if you say so, I'll look for a good spot to plant it. 

Edited March 9, 2017 by foxtail

[User00]

Plant  in Ground is the best option 

[Jim in Los Altos]

The one I've had in the ground three years puts out leaves the same way and they slowly open fully. Originally I thought my dryer climate was stunting it but others in humid climates exibit this behavior sometimes.

[foxtail]

14 hours ago, User00 said:

Plant  in Ground is the best option 

I will, thanks mate.

[foxtail]

12 hours ago, Jim in Los Altos said:

The one I've had in the ground three years puts out leaves the same way and they slowly open fully. Originally I thought my dryer climate was stunting it but others in humid climates exibit this behavior sometimes.

Thanks Jim for sharing your experience, very  appreciated. 

[Tyrone]

12 hours ago, foxtail said:

Thanks Jim for sharing your experience, very  appreciated. 

I agree. I've got a couple in my Perth garden that I will transplant and bring down now. I love this species.