Rebecca's plant is a Ponytail Palm (Beaucarnea recurvata). The swollen base stores water, so infrequent watering is correct. Brown leaf edges = insufficient light.
Ponytail palms are succulents, not true palms. They thrive on neglect—bright light and rare water. Brown tips are a light-starvation signal, not a water issue.
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