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Yellowish Dypsis lutescens?

SilverDragon

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Got this palm (or rather six individual plants potted together) from a garden center a few months ago. Put it in a palm mix (well draining, pearlite, etc) with a little fertilizer (Palm tone). Can't help but feel it's looking a little yellowish or too light green. It hasn't produced any new leaves since I've brought it home, and it's been in the part sun of my northern facing backyard.IMG_20190613_131432.thumb.jpg.369aefacea314ff907ff9f146059aa22.jpg

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I had some potted palms do that when I gave them acidic dehumifier water without any elements or minerals 

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42 minutes ago, Rickybobby said:

I had some potted palms do that when I gave them acidic dehumifier water without any elements or minerals 

It's only been watered with tap water and rain water.

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Although it does look like it is undernourished, it may just be getting more light than it was used to at the garden centre. 

You probably know that with Golden Cane palms, the more sun the more golden.

Cheers Steve

It is not dead, it is just senescence.

   

 

 

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8 hours ago, gtsteve said:

Although it does look like it is undernourished, it may just be getting more light than it was used to at the garden centre. 

You probably know that with Golden Cane palms, the more sun the more golden.

Huh I always thought it was just the stems and crownshaft that became gold colored.

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Yes, stems and crownshaft are most affected, but leaves too.

Cheers Steve

It is not dead, it is just senescence.

   

 

 

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