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Jubaea disease

Harry

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Harry Community Regular

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Lower fronds dying at a faster rate than normal. Can anything be done to save it? I think it is dying. Some sort of disease.

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SeanK Grand Master

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I would treat the crown and soil for a fungal infection. I lost a Butia that way. Started on the outer leaves and moved to the newest.

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guillerman Enthusiast

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I am not sure if you have the red whevil around your area. I say this because it is opening up a lot in the lower part and I am seing some deformed leaves.

If so I would bet, just because the time of the year on a chemical treatment.

In March i would change gears completely to biological on a monthly basis alternating between

1. Nematodes -> to kill the worms

2. Beauveria bassiana -> to kill the adults

3. Metarrizum -> to kill the adults

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Guillermo Cubells

9b-10a climate | ~ 2 days a year of a few hours on -2 Celsius | 1400mm of rain

High altitude palms, ferns, cycadales, evergreen magnolias & quercus are my jam 

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TomJ Experienced

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Looks like fungal issues to me.

I would stop watering immediately.

Peroxide down the crown shaft weekly for a month.

I am field growing these and lost 4 in this manner.

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