Rhonda's new ponytail palm in bonsai pot, west window, has brown tips on most leaves (some at purchase). Asks what's wrong.
Not a true bonsai—just in bonsai-style pot. Bonsai care instructions don't apply.
Photo shows healthy plant. Brown tips on oldest leaves are normal. Ponytails shed lower leaves as they add new ones. If new growth healthy and leaf gain ≈ loss, plant is fine.
Water when top inch dry. Pebbles may hide moisture check—push aside. Small pot + west sun + dry winter air = fast drying. Monthly half-strength fertilizer. No repotting unless no drainage hole.
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