King palm (Archontophoenix alexandrae) in 10-gal pot after 1-gal is an outdoor tree, not a houseplant. It will reach 25 feet. Pale leaves and brown undergrowth indicate wrong soil, possible iron deficiency, and natural shedding.
Undergrowth browning is normal as trunk forms. This is a landscape palm, not a container houseplant long-term.
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