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Nutritional deficiency.. But which?

Jan Jo

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A couple of my palms, a small chambeyronia macrocarpa and my largest clump of dypsis lutescens (especially the latter) both had trouble opening new fronds this growing season, and when they did finally open, they looked a bit like this... 

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Anyone have any idea what it might be they are lacking (don't necessarily look related)?? 

Thanks in advance!

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5 minutes ago, Darold Petty said:

https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ep273

Thanks Darold! 

Great guide... Based on that, I'm guessing it might be mild Boron deficiency, at least in the case of the dypsis, seems to have a bit of an accordion look to the leaves...

Cheers! 

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