Four 8-ft windmill palms (Trachycarpus fortunei) on east-facing London patio. One leans at top; frond tips brown. Rainy, low light.
Trachycarpus is hardy to -10°C. Cold isn't the issue—light and container constraints are. They want full sun; east patio gives only morning. Rotate, feed, upsize pots.
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