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Palm drooping to one side

Pandahill

By Pandahill
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JLM Grand Master

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To me it looks like the growth point may have either fell over or a new growth point took over. Im not an expert though.

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Pandahill,  Welcome to Palmtalk !  What species is this palm, and what is your location ?  :)

In California this symptom is seen in Howea forsteriana, and is usually attributed to a lack of boron.  

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San Francisco, California

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Pandahill Newbie

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On 8/16/2020 at 6:44 AM, Darold Petty said:

Pandahill,  Welcome to Palmtalk !  What species is this palm, and what is your location ?  :)

 

Hi 

I believe it’s an Alexander Palm located in Brisbane Australia 

https://brisbanetrees.com.au/alexander-palm/

I do have a small (palm of your hand) sized hole in the base of the trunk that looks like termites or borers

https://photos.app.goo.gl/w6FNtbLCVU4QAaDv8

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