Place the pot on a tray of wet pebbles (water level below pot bottom). This creates a constant humidity envelope around the foliage without wetting leaves.
Mist fronds 2–3 times weekly to clean leaves and add humidity. Do this in morning so leaves dry by evening.
Constantly wet foliage invites fungal leaf spots and crown rot. Balance is key—aim for 50–60% relative humidity.
Date palms in containers need thorough watering, then dry surface before next watering. Overwatering in large pots is the primary cause of brown tips.
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