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Coconut palm looking unhealthy


lukah

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Hello,

I have an indoor coconut palm since this summer. It appeared to be doing well, but last time its leaves started to brown and dry. I have asked in the local plant store and they think it might have been overwatered. Will definitely be more careful in the future, but I have been watering it like this since the summer, no problems. I am aware coconut palms are difficult to grow indoors. The leaves closest to the window remained healthy so I suspect it requires more light.

Any second opinions and inputs would be much appreciated, thanks :) 

 

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Overwatering yes one of the biggest problems for growers indoors and outdoors in containers. Be careful how your palm ends up it’s saying to you I need help. If you can place it outdoors during the day, dont  water it let it tell you when it needs a drink, let the top inch of the soil dry out. Then a little water, go by the weight of the container and palm if it feels lighter than normal it most likely wants a drink if it’s bottom heavy it most likely won’t need a drink. But please stop overwatering.

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On 11/25/2024 at 6:44 PM, SeanK said:

If the soil gets too cool, the metabolism will shut down.

That probably explains the rapid decline of my coconut

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