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Royal palm boron deficiency?

SEPalm

By SEPalm
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SEPalm Enthusiast

SEPalm

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Can anyone please help identify what this palm needs and what steps should be taken to save this palm? Can it be saved?

thank you!

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Mike Evans Mentor

Mike Evans

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Yes, rotate it 90 degrees and everything s/b fine.

 

In all seriousness,  there is not enough detail/resolution in your pic for anyone to see what is going on, let alone some history on the palm.

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PalmatierMeg Grand Master

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Looks a lot of frizzletop - manganese deficiency, perhaps also boron deficiency. Royals are also prone to potassium deficiencies in FL's crummy soils. You can get manganese sulfate by itself, also potassium. But seeing as those palms have multiple deficiencies, look for Southern Ag's Essential Minor Elements in granular form. You can get a 40lb bag for ~$40. It covers all the minors. In the future, you need to fertilize those royals with a good time release palm fertilizer.

Meg

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Cape Coral (It's Just Paradise)
Florida
Zone 10A on the Isabelle Canal
Elevation: 15 feet

I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus' garden in the shade.

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