A 3‑foot indoor palm in a windowless office, watered weekly, showed dry, brittle stems on ~25% of the plant.
Fluorescent light minimum 12 hours/day, 7 days/week is needed. If lights are reduced (evenings/weekends off), the palm declines. Overwatering in low light accelerates root rot.
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