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New majesty palm - what am I doing wrong?

MaryKate

By MaryKate
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MaryKate Newbie

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I bought a majesty palm from a nursery two weeks ago. It is in a very bright corner of my home, and it did well for the first week. About a week ago, I noticed that it was starting to lean (away from the sun). It seems that certain fronds cannot support themselves? Additionally, the lower fronds all started having brown tips which has progressed to yellow, dry leaves. I do not know if the plant is just stressed, or if I am inadequately watering it. I mist it every morning to help keep the humidity up, but I am nervous about the watering - is it over or under watered? Or something else entirely? I cannot currently figure out how to add a photo. 

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Steve Mac Grand Master

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If the photo is not too big you can just drag and drop it just below where you type.

I reduce the size then drag it to the spot where it says 'Drag files here..."    Yours were probably too big.

Cheers Steve

It is not dead, it is just senescence.

   

 

 

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