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Updated photos on Adondia Merrill juvenile with spots

Golden10

By Golden10
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I asked about some spots on my Christmas palms awhile back. Today I found all of these patches on my juvenile Christmas palms, I have two identical plants and both have them, mostly on the top newer fronds on this one. These spots were not there a few days ago

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I did recently have a pest person come by and spray, not sure if it’s related. There was also the recent brief frost at 34 degrees; these were covered with frost covers

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It does look like chemical burn? I have worked in the orchard industry for a few years and have seen similar looking symptoms. 

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48 minutes ago, happypalms said:

It does look like chemical burn? I have worked in the orchard industry for a few years and have seen similar looking symptoms. 

That’s what I was afraid of. Trying to figure out what my lawn guy could have sprayed, guessing most likely a herbicide. 

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1 hour ago, Golden10 said:

That’s what I was afraid of. Trying to figure out what my lawn guy could have sprayed, guessing most likely a herbicide. 

That’s the culprit then, if you say he used herbicide! 

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Can’t say for sure but doesn’t look like my normal frost burn. Temp makes it possible but not what mine have looked like. 

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