James' 3-month-old poolside Robellini palms: one struggling with white stuff on branches, slower growth. Pool humidity suspected.
Kathy: either fungus or mealybugs, leaning fungus due to pool humidity.
Poolside humidity creates ideal fungal conditions. The combined approach addresses both pathogen and pest possibilities while improving overall plant resilience.
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