
Owner sees green "branches" with tiny nodules on their feather palm. Expert Will Creed identifies these as flowers (reproductive structures). Nodules may become seed-bearing berries, but germination unlikely indoors. Flowers may turn yellow then brown—can be cut off if unattractive. Free palm care article available via email.
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