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Pindo problem

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May 22, 20215 yr

Hello all I need advise on what’s affecting this Pindo palm. In the last 3 months the fronds start hanging straight down and turn brown rapidly. The new growth is still emerging but turns off color and start drooping also. I have drenched the crown with copper fungicide and fertilize with Harrells 13-3-13 and pruned dead fronds only after they completely turn brown. We are in coastal NC and did not have any cold issues this year and my Sabals and other Pindo palms nearby are thriving.

Any advice appreciated Thanks, Mike

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May 22, 20215 yr

I don't know much but you could try just using just hydrogen peroxide and just apply every week or 2, somebody will probably know more than me but that's what I would try if you haven't already hope it makes a speedy recovery for whatever works!

Edited May 22, 20215 yr by ZPalms

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May 22, 20215 yr

8 hours ago, Drumslayer said:

Hello all I need advise on what’s affecting this Pindo palm. In the last 3 months the fronds start hanging straight down and turn brown rapidly. The new growth is still emerging but turns off color and start drooping also. I have drenched the crown with copper fungicide and fertilize with Harrells 13-3-13 and pruned dead fronds only after they completely turn brown. We are in coastal NC and did not have any cold issues this year and my Sabals and other Pindo palms nearby are thriving.

Any advice appreciated Thanks, Mike

You need to post this on the discussing palm trees worldwide section. No one is going to see this here.

Edited May 22, 20215 yr by Reyes Vargas