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Royal Palm question

tacobender

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My 3ish year old royal Palm crownshaft is spotted brown. What is going on? They are usually bright green in color. 

Is this a variety?

It is spending alot of energy on trunk size.

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aztropic Grand Master

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Totally normal.Wipe it off with a wet rag if it bothers you to make the crownshaft green.

 

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Mesa,Arizona

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Mesa, Arizona

 

Temps between 29F and 115F each year

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James B Veteran

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It’s normal. Yours seems to have a lot right now but they do have that especially after an old leaf comes off. Over time the elements wear the scales off and you get a smoother appearance. Like aztropic says above you can wipe the scales off and create the appearance you prefer.

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