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concern for lethal yellowing vs. mineral deficiencies in dwarf arecha catechu


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I have been growing a dwarf betel nut palm in Gainesville Fl since early March this year It has been been growing well and is pushing a new spear out, but over the last couple of days one of the lower fronds has turned yellow.  I was trying to figure out whether this was within the range of normal of behavior for this palm or if I should be concerned for nutritional deficiencies or even lethal yellowing. I know that coconut palms most often get lethal yellowing, however, there are lethal yellowing equivalents in arecha catechu (I think).  What do you all think? Picture attached below.

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Looks like normal palm behavior to me, as long as it’s not on the newest growth, I wouldn’t worry.

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I would agree as this currently looks normal. I have several and this is exactly what occurs with mine.

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Agree. Oldest leaf is dying back.

Meg

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