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Termite attack on Washingtonia filifera juvenile

washingtonia filifera

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March 11, 20233 yr

First time I've ever seen a termite tunnel up on the newest spear of a young planted palm. There's a large population in this part of my property but thankfully no evidence of any around the house (I've had the house treated shortly after buying the property). I washed away the new construction project and I'll keep an eye on it going forward.