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Overwatered?


Pashgon

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I have had this lady palm for over a year now and then all of a sudden it started looking terrible. I was suspicious it was overwatered so I repotted it, the bottom dirt was extremely soggy which seems to confirm my suspicions. I repotted with a cactus mix and added vermiculite and perlite, and trimmed most of the dead/really poor looking fronds. But now it’s so sad looking! I left some of the rougher stuff on just because I couldn’t bare to cut it down that much. Have I done the right things? Does it just need time? This palm is very special to me and I want it looking happy again!

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Hi Pashgon, welcome to the forum. 

It sounds like you have done the right thing to me, including not cutting off too much. As a palm dies back it recycles some nutrients back to new leaves, they should only be cut off when brown. And as our friend said a pic would help. It also helps if you put your location in your details, locals are often of the most help.

Cheers Steve

It is not dead, it is just senescence.

   

 

 

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