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My Palm tree is drying out

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mommabear3604 blog photos
Joined: 4/09/2006
Location: Missouri
Posts: 932
Posted: Apr/21/2006 8:09 PM PST

Here is a picture of my Dragon tree plant and my baby palm. im not sure what this palm is called, i know the name starts with an A. Anyway, some of the leaves are drying out. How can I save this little guy? Ive never really had a problem with this type of tree before but ive never really had a baby one either. The trees were together in a little pot and I repotted them. you cant really see the Palm in here[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v729/mo mmabear3604/easter030.jpg[/IMG]
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Joined: 5/26/2003
Location: Sturgis, Michigan
Posts: 552
Posted: Apr/22/2006 12:22 AM PST

This is my palm tree i bought it in 1988. Kathy

Don't what kind my is it makes seeds but no babys

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mommabear3604 blog photos
Joined: 4/09/2006
Location: Missouri
Posts: 932
Posted: Apr/22/2006 1:42 AM PST

Ive never seen on elike that before. have you tried to find it online?
Stryker777
Joined: 4/20/2006
Location: Missouri
Posts: 60
Posted: Apr/22/2006 2:38 AM PST

We dont have any palms but I am sure I read somewhere that if they are drying out...............
















Water them! Jk
Have you checked your soil ph?
I really dont know anything about them, just wondering.
mommabear3604 blog photos
Joined: 4/09/2006
Location: Missouri
Posts: 932
Posted: Apr/22/2006 2:49 AM PST

I do water them but i was told that they dont like much water. I water them about twice a week and the other palm that is in the same pot seems to be doing fine other than the brown tips. I have no idea how to check the ph
scarezimof blog photos
Joined: 10/07/2002
Location: Southern OR
Posts: 608
Posted: Apr/22/2006 9:26 AM PST

Get yourself one of those little water meters (WalMart) to test the roots of your plants before watering. Could be overwatering.
Herbyann
Joined: 3/29/2002
Location: Sunny So. Calif. Zone 10
Posts: 3490
Posted: Apr/22/2006 9:37 AM PST

If it has good drainage it might need less freq deeper watering. The water meters are great. I lost mine in the move and must get another one. Meanwhile stick yer index finger in the soil and see how far down it is dry before ye water. Good Luck!
mommabear3604 blog photos
Joined: 4/09/2006
Location: Missouri
Posts: 932
Posted: Apr/22/2006 9:20 PM PST

My index finger has been my meter! lol i took another look at the palm and only the leaves on 3 out of 6 of the branches? are dry
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