
Follow-up 1: Eased out for few days but chilly nights (40s). Thought bright sun best. Will it die?
Follow-up 2: Move to afternoon shade; after new fronds emerge, acclimate to full sun gradually.
Follow-up 3: Good news—new fronds on all damaged palms! Transplanted into new soil (perlite/peat/potting mix)—bad idea due to stress? Did anyway thinking early spring helps.
Follow-up 4: "Whatever works is right!" You handle your plants well—be patient, don't change too much.
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