Anna's 8-ft Kentia palm (double-wall pot) had new leaves growing. After a week away, new leaves dried, browned, contorted. Older leaves fine. One unopened new leaf—unknown if alive. Watered weekly, let top 1–2 cm dry, soil moist below. North window, roof cuts light, hot room summer.
Kentia palms have a single growing tip. If it dies, no future growth possible. Nothing can correct it.
Will expresses sympathy—we all lose favorites. Don't be discouraged from trying again.
For questions, contact Will at wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com or HorticulturalHelp.com.
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