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Found it on the trunk of my Windmill that I received yesterday and on my European Fan Palm I received 1-2 weeks ago.

Checking with a 10x magnifying glass and 20x pocket microscope didn't reveal any moving things.

European Fan Palm:

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Windmill:

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Planted palms: Sabal minor, W. Robusta (Mexican Fan Palm, my favourite!), Windmill, Pindo, Needle, European Fan, Sago palm, Saw Palmetto, Pygmy Date palm

Inside during winter: Majesty, Cat palm, Chinese fan palm, Mexican Fan palm

Posted
6 hours ago, PashkaTLT said:

Found it on the trunk of my Windmill that I received yesterday and on my European Fan Palm I received 1-2 weeks ago.

Checking with a 10x magnifying glass and 20x pocket microscope didn't reveal any moving things.

European Fan Palm:

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Windmill:

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Looks a whole ñoy like mealy nug infestation to me

Richard

Posted (edited)

@GDLWyverex there are no observable bugs. Nothing was moving. I could easily see 1/100 of an inch with my microscope. Maybe it's not obvious, those are macro photos, made with a good macro lens. Or you mean they were here and this white stuff is a byproduct of their life cycle?

Here's some scale for reference:

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Edited by PashkaTLT

Planted palms: Sabal minor, W. Robusta (Mexican Fan Palm, my favourite!), Windmill, Pindo, Needle, European Fan, Sago palm, Saw Palmetto, Pygmy Date palm

Inside during winter: Majesty, Cat palm, Chinese fan palm, Mexican Fan palm

Posted

I now think it's tomentum.

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Planted palms: Sabal minor, W. Robusta (Mexican Fan Palm, my favourite!), Windmill, Pindo, Needle, European Fan, Sago palm, Saw Palmetto, Pygmy Date palm

Inside during winter: Majesty, Cat palm, Chinese fan palm, Mexican Fan palm

Posted

My chamaerops humilis always has this especially the new leaves or the spears, I think it's normal

Posted
10 hours ago, PashkaTLT said:

I now think it's tomentum.

That's what I would vote for.  It's odd to see that on old fronds, though.  The Windmill pics kind of looks like some white mold on top of old brownish tomentum?  You could hit it with a bit of 3% hydrogen peroxide and see if it fizzes up.

Posted

Yeah, I was going to say that it's just normal palm stuff. If you want to see this on overkill look up Brahea 'super silver'.

Oakley, California

55 Miles E-NE of San Francisco, CA

Solid zone 9, I can expect at least one night in the mid to low twenties every year.

Hot, dry summers. Cold, wet winters.

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