A potted palm brought indoors to a sunny window, watered weekly, has yellowing leaves. Owner suspects overwatering.
Yellowing from light and air circulation change. Acclimation takes time; be patient. Watering needs decrease indoors. Without knowing the exact palm species, specific watering advice isn't possible.
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Expert advice from Will Creed, Interior Landscaper, Horticultural Help, NYC.
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