Malaysia Palm woes
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Malaysia Palm woes
Hello everyone. In the last few months I had been noticing that my malaysia palm had started drooping. It was getting worse all the time. I tried straightening it by tying a rope to a pillar behind it, but the whole thing broke off very cleanly. now there are no leaves only a stump. Also I had noticed that the seeds from the seed pods were not growing in size as they used to. they are small and tend to fall off. Please help
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Re: Malaysia Palm woes
it rotted..
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Re: Malaysia Palm woes
if you don't mind me asking Izhar Sb. what would have caused the rot and could I have prevented it?
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Re: Malaysia Palm woes
water logging and fungus attack in roots caused the rot... you could have prevented it by careful watering and drench of fungicide...
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Re: Malaysia Palm woes
is this something I should be doing on a regular basis? how frequently should i use fungicide? is it something that i should do with the palms even if they are in large pots?
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Re: Malaysia Palm woes
No, it depends on the condition... please post pictures of your palms...
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Re: Malaysia Palm woes
When you plant big palms, the leaves are kept tied together for two months....water must be given lavishly but only after completely drying of soil...
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Re: Malaysia Palm woes
Oh.....Izhar Sb.......these have been planted there for the last 8 years or so.
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Re: Malaysia Palm woes
lalazargardner wrote:Oh.....Izhar Sb.......these have been planted there for the last 8 years or so.