7-year-old Madagascar palm in original pot, roots visible on soil surface. Soil looks grainy with small gravel. What soil for repotting?
Use cactus soil (any box store brand). Madagascar palms need very little water—water after repotting, then wait until drainage holes are dry. Care like cacti. Use a stake (like tomato plant) until roots anchor—light soil may not hold it.
Nick
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