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Disease, Environment or Food?

Palmlover_78

By Palmlover_78
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Palmlover_78 Experienced

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Hey Guys, I am in panic mode. I have no idea what is going on with my Christmas Palms. It seems only new Fronds are affected. It seems to pop up over night. Is it an easy fix, It looks like something is eating them, I looked and no bugs, mites or anything...:(

 

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cristi Enthusiast

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I am sorry for your palm. It is a fertilizer toxicity.

Stop fertilize your palms during winter season. 

I have a example for you:

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Here I have Licuala Peltata Sumawongii and a Hydriastele Beguinii var Obi Island.

They both reacted immediately after I applied Humus + Fe (Iron) + Low Nitrogen in the middle of the winter.

Licuala almost died. 

Both recovered, but they suffered an entire year.

Also check for spider mites under the leaf.

 

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Steve Mac Grand Master

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Looks like sunburn to me.

But you have probably already ruled that out,

so Cristi may be right.

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Cheers Steve

It is not dead, it is just senescence.

   

 

 

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Palmlover_78 Experienced

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On 1/17/2022 at 10:06 PM, Steve Mac said:

Looks like sunburn to me.

But you have probably already ruled that out,

so Cristi may be right.

I think it is sunburn, Personally I never thought LED grow lights could burn a sun loving Palm :P

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