Brown tips usually mean overwatering in heavy peat‑based soil. Unpot the palm, gently remove as much old soil as possible, and repot in the same container using a 50/50 mix of potting soil and builder's sand. Water only when the soil surface is dry. Bright light and fast drainage will prevent further tip burn.
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