My houseplant palm has been slowly dying, and now I see weird fuzzy green stalks emerging from the middle of the trunk. What's happening?
There are many palm species with very different needs. I can't diagnose without knowing the exact species. If you can email a photo to wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com, I can identify it and diagnose the problem.
Otherwise, you'll need to identify it elsewhere and send me a detailed description of symptoms, light, water, height, and pot size.
The green stalks may be flowers and seeds that palms sometimes produce.
Note: I'm leaving for a week and won't reply to emails until I return.
Regards,
Will Creed, Interior Landscaper
Horticultural Help, NYC
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