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What gives??

Jeffry
Jeffry
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Bought this little palm off of FB marketplace. Was healthy and thriving on our deck. After 1 small rain it looks like this today...to much water?? Do I need to formulate a rain plan?? Can it be saved??

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And any idea what type/name this palm is?? Thanks

Looks like a Washingtonia . Make sure that pot is draining well , the soil could be clogged. They are tough palms so if you make sure the soil drains well , it should be ok. Harry

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    It looks like temperature shock, growing in a warm spot, perhaps acclimating to its new home. Let it dry out and keep it in a warm position. Trim of the dying leaves. And as for a rain plan as long as it has good drainage I can’t see why you cannot just place it outside and treat it like any other container palm. Dont fuss over it they are as tough as nails.

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