A pineapple palm (likely Phoenix canariensis) in a morning-light window with weekly watering produced new shoots that died. The plant needs more light—full sun all day—and much less water. Allow soil to dry deeply between waterings.
Move to the brightest possible location. Water only when the soil is very dry, not on a schedule. This palm is not a low-light houseplant; it's a sun-loving species that declines in dim conditions.
For detailed cultural requirements, consult specialized palm resources. Proper light and drought-tolerant watering are the foundation of success.
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