The oldest leaves on palms usually turn brown and die, after which you can clip them off. How does the main leaf spear in the center look? It it is firm and green, your plant should be okay. You should also give the spear a gentle tug. If it is firmly attached, then it should be fine. If it comes out, or feels like it might, it may be rotting. W. filifera is a pretty undemanding palm. I would keep the soil moist, but not drenched or soggy.
Joined 13 May, 2008
13 May, 2008
The oldest leaves on palms usually turn brown and die, after which you can clip them off. How does the main leaf spear in the center look? It it is firm and green, your plant should be okay. You should also give the spear a gentle tug. If it is firmly attached, then it should be fine. If it comes out, or feels like it might, it may be rotting. W. filifera is a pretty undemanding palm. I would keep the soil moist, but not drenched or soggy.
Best of luck to you.
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