Water thoroughly until excess drains, wait an hour, then remove standing water. Don't water again until the top soil is bone dry—check by tipping the pot; it should feel light. Overwatering causes yellowing from frond tips upward; underwatering yellows entire fronds.
Bright indirect light all day—your hand should cast a clear shadow. No direct sun. In low light, water even less.
Fine webbing with gritty specks indicates spider mites, often triggered by dry air. Spray entire plant with rubbing alcohol every other day for 10 days, or hose off outdoors then treat with alcohol.
Monthly with water-soluble fertilizer in spring/summer; every two months in winter.
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