

Container is far too small for root ball; palm planted too high. Repot into larger container with first lateral roots at soil surface. Water well, top off soil to eliminate air pockets. Mulch 2 inches to retain moisture. Site for morning sun, afternoon shade. Palms need fertilizer only 3x/year—don't overfertilize. Nutritional spray is fine.
Repot in bigger container, free root ball, plant with first lateral roots just under soil surface. Water well, stake main trunk until roots anchor.
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