A 10-foot windmill palm (Trachycarpus fortunei) shows yellowing leaf tips while new growth continues.
Yellow tips suggest nutritional imbalance or root-related stress. A sudden temperature drop earlier could also cause this. Not likely a disease or insect issue.
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