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Latinmtl67

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Shock of going from full sun to no sun on a sun loving palm.  Push finger down into soil and keep soil moist inside as low humidity indoors can be a culprit as well.

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When I first purchased my washingtonia from Home Depot it looked great, i brought it home and put it on the deck.  This was summer so it got full sun right away.  In the next few weeks it started to yellow and dry out a frond at a time from the bottom up.  I gather the grower was growing these likely in a greenhouse setting under artificial light and it just wasn't use to real world conditions.  I took it out of full sun then into partial, it eventually stabilized and kept the rest of its fronds.  Anyways, yours might very well be responding to changes in light, humidity, heat from outside vs inside conditions.  It could also be overwatering as it won't need frequent watering when inside, especially during overwintering.  I have attached a pic of mine that is still outside on my deck during winter, under my roof overhand, in zone 8b/9a Pacific Northwest.  Cheers

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Hey guys. Thank you so mush for the fast response.   i kinda water it once per week and spray water on the palm    the dirt is very dry

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