Bill found four ponytail palms (Beaucarnea recurvata) in a 6″ pot behind a shelf. One was dead; three had a little green left. He separated them into 3″ pots with cactus soil and asked whether to soak now or wait for growth.
Darlene recommended:
Root growth will precede top growth. Patience is key.
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