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Shredded Palm Leaves: Likely Physical Damage, Not Insects

Donna's palm leaves are shredding; no known insect does this.

Probable Causes

  • Indoor: pet cat playing with it.
  • Vacuum cleaner hose catching leaves.

If outdoor, different pests possible. Inspect for other insect signs.

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