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| Posted: 21 Aug 2016 21:33 | |
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| New to this variety of palm, in a large atrium setting, multiple plants. About 61/2-7 feet high, just getting to their second layer of leaves. All have new growth coming out, but the color af the leaves is not good, some curling.They all seem to drain at different rates,-I wasn't there for the install, so their drainage setup is as yet an unknown.Tried an organic, time release fertilizer,..but outside of some growth, the color is not good. Ideas? | |
| Posted: 26 Aug 2016 16:44 | |
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| Could be mites, could be root issues, could be light issues, could be fertilizer or pH issues. Can you give us more info about the site, light, temps, fertilizer schedule, pest control methods, etc. | |
| Posted: 18 Aug 2017 09:51 | |
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I think you might have to look at pH and mineral nutrient deficiencies. Sandy soils are notorious for mineral deficiencies and low pH. You also need to check your pest control methods taht you have been using because the pesticides you are using have some chemicals that can kill or manage the population of pests but sometimes also effect the plant.
My neighbor's Adonidia Merrillii was also getting damaged because of using bad effective pesticides, then immediately they had called up the exterminator Brooklyn NY services to have the proper pest control methods, the pest controller can visited their home and listen to all their concerns and provided an effective Eco-friendly pesticides which had only targeted specific insects, weeds or fungi, not the plants. |
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