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Dead fronds on a Hyphaene

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Was walking around the jungle and noticed some dead fronds on my palm one one is completely dead the next one is 1/2 dead and the one just coming out looks ok that’s the one I circled any ideas 

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Rhizoctonia solani if older leaves are OK. Perhaps some application of Daconil is advisable just in case a fungal infection is really at play. Have no illusions, if something similar takes place, spear leaf and meristem will eventually die too.

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I live in Phoenix and last summer was hotter than hell do you think the heat might have had anything to do with it 

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Probably not, since it is in the ground. Can not see how heat can affect negatively foliage of a Hyphaena, root ball is a different story though, but it is protected below soil surface. 

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