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Hi Emily,  from my experience with variegated palms, this is most likely the misleading trait of 'deficiency'.  I have had a similar queen palms seedling, purchased as variegated, but in reality, was deficient, and greened up quickly once repotted.  I was bummed at the time.  Since I have found others that are true variegated queens.

But you never know, so be patient.  Hope for the best

 

 

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That's what I was thinking. I bought it as an ordinary Queen, so I thought it was unlikely. The other leaves look normal too. 

-Emily.

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