Washingtonia Robusta
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Hello! I have 3 washingtonia robustas growing from seeds in 1.5 gallon pots. This spring I'm going to repot them into bigger ones. So my question is. How important to them is root damage, because some of roots are sticking out from drain holes and there is no way rather that clip them off?
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Hi everyone
this is my first ever post and this is my first ever palm! I bought it a month and a half ago and it was lovely and green.
fast forward 6/8 weeks it’s very unhappy. Any tips on how to revive it- if I can revive it?!
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