Robellini double palm has one side dead, leaves chewed. Owner hasn’t checked soil pH; asks if overwatering harms Robellinis. Expert findings: windy sites dry leaves—move to shelter. Prefers moist but not wet soil, high humidity. Possible nutritional deficiency—use palm-specific fertilizer, especially in summer.
Address environment first, then nutrition.
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