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Is my Needle palm alive?

PashkaTLT

By PashkaTLT
in COLD HARDY PALMS

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PashkaTLT

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Hi guys,

My Needle palm is not looking well after removing the winter box. But to be fair, she was already not looking well before the winter (just planted it last summer or fall).

Please see the pictures. Do you think it's alive?

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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

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Alex Zone 5

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It's in bad shape, sorry.

Hydrogen peroxide is your best bet. 

You might want to think about replacing it, because it will look rough for a while. 

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Hi @Alex Zone 5

Can you please explain why hydrogen peroxide might help? I don't see any infection there... I can take closeup pictures.

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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

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