3-trunk king palm, 4 years in ground. Largest trunk pushing brown dead fronds; other two lush. Watered, fed, no constriction.
Cut at ground level. Remaining two thrive—no competition release needed. King palms don't share vascular tissue.
Fungal bud rot (Thielaviopsis or Phytophthora) often hits one trunk in a group. Copper spray protects survivors.
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