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Sabal Palm

Rhonda
Rhonda
in COLD HARDY PALMS

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Help! Our sabal palms were planted a month ago. Been watering. Looked at soil and it’s wet so stopped watering. 2 trees look like they are dying. One has two dropped leaves that are green. The other one has dropped leaves and browning. Center is also browing. I went and tried to pull center and it will not move. I did pour 1/4 cup of hydrogen proxcide down center. I am so worried.

Really need to know trunk size, soil type, field dug/regenerated and were they hurricane cut.

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    Also what's your watering schedule?

    Depends where you are. Moist soil might not be bad if you have consistent 100 degree days. No pics but sounds distressed. I use moon juice when I transplant trees to encourage root growing and help reduce shock.

    Pictures of said sabals would be very helpful

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    Yes , pictures are needed for a true evaluation. So many factors to consider especially if they are field grown palms . Sabal can take quite a while if they came out of the ground and moved. Harry

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