Bymalou88
I bought this palm about three months ago, and unfortunately, it's dying. I've already tried repotting and the usual things. Does anyone have any ideas on how to save it?
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On the picture it doesn’t look like she’d die soon, the weds are green. Palm trees grow very slowly.
Look in the middle whether new shoots form.
Sometimes there are hidden vermin in the interior that destroy the palm. If they are combated, the plant recovers quite quickly.
Unfortunately, the weddles are completely dry and the feeling is only straw that are over. Palms die rather slowly, so you don’t see it immediately. But this is definitely in no good condition. I also see the clear difference to healthy palms. I really don’t see any vermin. As I said, I suspect the cause rather in the root area. Root rot?
Maybe you don’t like the place where she stands, put it somewhere else. He helped me.
I actually tried that. From a sunny place now somewhat shady, but bright.
It’s difficult. Have you ever put some fertilizer in the water?
I always take fertilizers, should be enough. My palm is actually easy to care, I had to put it on the floor from the fenter board because it is now almost as high as the ceiling.
Somehow I have the impression that the roots were not so good from the beginning.
So standard fertilizer yes. But not a special palm fertilizer or something.
I would tap that the plant is too dark
She was right on the window. The second palm standing in the darker corner is completely normal.