Two unknown palms in perennial peanut lawn (nitrogen-fixing) with yellowing, brown spots, dying fronds—manganese deficiency ("frizzle top") is the primary cause in alkaline soils. Potassium alone won't fix it.
Formulations differ by region/soil. "Palm special" should contain Mn, Mg, Fe, K. Your leftover potassium is incomplete. Buy a complete palm fertilizer with manganese.
Pictures would help confirm, but frizzle top is the classic presentation.
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