Palms need sandy, fast-draining soil (half potting soil, half sand). Water thoroughly, then let dry almost completely (skewer test). Empty saucer. Pot should be no wider than the leaf crown. Feed with acidic fertilizer (Miracid) every 2 months in growing season only.
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