Brown tips on palms usually stem from one of three issues:
Insufficient water or low humidity. Water more frequently and consistently; consider a humidity tray or humidifier.
Fertilizer salts and minerals in water accumulate in soil, get taken up by roots, and burn leaf tips. Leach soil periodically by flushing with distilled water until it runs freely from drainage holes.
Chloride, fluoride, or borate in tap water can accumulate in tips. Switch to distilled or rainwater. You can trim brown tips at an angle for appearance, but don’t remove the whole frond until it’s completely brown—green tissue still photosynthesizes.
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