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Mule Palm Frond Spots?

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sevapalms Enthusiast

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My mule palm has had these frond spots on its fronds for the last 2 years or so. It seems to be getting worse unfortunately though. If you know what they are, thanks!

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Allen Grand Master

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Mine has some although not nearly as bad.  At first I thought fungal issues and sprayed with copper fungicide, now I'm leaning more toward cold damage for mine.  Mine has seen temps in mid 20's quite a bit

 

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Looks like cold damage 

AZPalms Proficient

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How cold it experience? Mine has experienced some random spotting and I doubt it was from cold. Coldest they saw was 26f. 

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Steve in Florida Rising Star

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Looks like Bipolaris leaf spot.

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11 hours ago, Allen said:

Mine has some although not nearly as bad.  At first I thought fungal issues and sprayed with copper fungicide, now I'm leaning more toward cold damage for mine.  Mine has seen temps in mid 20's quite a bit

 

 

10 hours ago, enigma99 said:

Looks like cold damage 

Maybe, but it’s only seen the upper twenty’s. It might be though.

9 hours ago, AZPalms said:

How cold it experience? Mine has experienced some random spotting and I doubt it was from cold. Coldest they saw was 26f. 

Around 27-28 degrees, so I don’t think it was cold related but it may be.

6 hours ago, Steve in Florida said:

Looks like Bipolaris leaf spot.

Thanks, I’ll have to research that!

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