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I need help please identifying what's wrong with the palm in the attached images. I have no idea which variety it's, it was giving to me by a friend as a fast growing palm to form a quick canopy. I have three of them planted in a row. Ironically, the one that is growing the fastest, is the only one showing signs (not all the time) of a strange decease or nutrient deficiency. I have used foliar sprays and granular micro-elements along with palm fertilizer and I have also stopped fertilizing it for a while with no luck, the same symptoms keep coming back on random fronds . 

The fronds grow green and "healthy" but all of a sudden some leaflets turn brown (1st image) and later look like in the 2nd image. The 3rd image shows one of the fronds that haven't been  affected at all. 

Thanks a lot for your expert response!

 

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Anyone? :wacko:

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Almost looks like sunburn. Could the fastest growing one have grown above any shade and getting burnt?

Regards Neil

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Adonidia ? Mine did the same thing looks the same. Got burned 

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sunburn and wind combined, get the same here sometimes on them, they grow out of it or adapt  better later

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Thanks guys! I guess it'll have to adapt 'cause there is nothing on top of it to protect it from the sun. :mrlooney:

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  • 4 weeks later...
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Newest frond that opened up over a week ago didn't get any sunburn even though our current daily temps here are reaching the mid 90s. I'm still puzzled :wacko: as to why some fronds are green and healthy and others just burn. And no, this palm cannot be an Adonidia, it's already taller than most mature Adonidias.

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