One of two Robellini palms turning brown in South Florida suggests root or crown rot from overwatering, especially if the affected plant is in a lower or wetter spot.
Ensure excellent drainage. Palms hate “wet feet.” Plant on mounds if soil is heavy. Separate irrigation zones if one stays wetter.
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