Emily's ponytail palm (few months old) has light, thin, flimsy center leaves vs. store specimens' dark thick ones. Worried about underwatering.
Needs fertilizer and more sun. Ponytail palms are desert plants—cannot underwater unless dry 3-4 weeks.
Fertilizer + sun will green up new growth.
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