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What’s going on with my Cocothrinax

xoRudy

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xoRudy Community Regular

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Hey! What’s going on with my Cocothrinax miraguama? The first photo is from March 8th, the second photo is from today. The yellow has been continuously growing. It doesn’t look like a sun burn, or a cold burn. My guess is maybe it’s from the fertilizer, I did fertilize March 1st. The yellow is only present on the newest leaf. Any ideas?

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35 minutes ago, ShiYi2022 said:
 
 

Are you fertilizing too much?

Maybe? I’ve never measured while fertilizing, I just go throughout the yard putting fertilizer everywhere lightly.

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Not sure what causes it but I have the same yellow patches on a Pseudophoenix. Mine might just be from the changing angle of the sun though. Nothing to worry about...

 

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Mesa, Arizona

 

Temps between 29F and 115F each year

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5 minutes ago, aztropic said:

Not sure what causes it but I have the same yellow patches on a Pseudophoenix. Mine might just be from the changing angle of the sun though. Nothing to worry about...

 

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The yellow does look very similar to yours! Glad I shouldn’t worry too much about it.

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