Foxtail Palm

[PACABADA]

A year ago my palm was blown over as far as 45 degrees. Obviously failed to plant deep enough.

I staked it and used a mixture of cactus soil and native so cal. soil around the roots raising the height of soil by 6 inches.

Palm has failed to sprout new roots and still unstable so anything else I can try?

[Harry’s Palms]

Wodyetia are a bit sensitive in their roots . It could take more time to recover or it may not recover at all. They can be very hardy or super sensitive , hit or miss . My bet is that it won’t recover , but that is because I have lost two of them for no apparent reason . One was growing like a weed for about ten years , got big , then just started fading . I tried everything to save it but finally had it cut down. Harry

[peachy]

22 minutes ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Wodyetia are a bit sensitive in their roots . It could take more time to recover or it may not recover at all. They can be very hardy or super sensitive , hit or miss . My bet is that it won’t recover , but that is because I have lost two of them for no apparent reason . One was growing like a weed for about ten years , got big , then just started fading . I tried everything to save it but finally had it cut down. Harry

Foxtails survive in cooler climates but never look their best and the slightest of problems kills them.  Here they are are so common that I am actually thinking about getting rid of mine for something more unique.

Peachy