Crown dying back, repotted 5 years ago, no new leaf in a year, trunk discoloring from ground up (⅓ height). One green leaf remains.
Very poor. Indicates systemic root/vascular disease. Palms rarely propagate from stem cuttings at home (require specific humidity/hormones). Pathogen likely transmits with cutting.
After 18 years, this palm has likely reached the end of its viable lifespan in a container. Consider replacement rather than heroic measures.
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