Mireille's 8-ft Kentia has a frond damaged by someone removing leaflets. Frond is yellowing/browning.
No. Once a frond discolors progressively, it's dying. Normal for older lower fronds to die as new ones emerge.
Cut dead frond as close to main stem (base) as possible. The sheath will eventually brown and detach.
No band-aid mixtures work. Focus on overall health: light, water, no repotting.
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