A large foxtail palm moved indoors for winter shows frond browning. Smaller ones under grow lights in the basement are fine. The big palm gets only window light; fronds are misted every other day.
Glass filters out the UV spectrum tropical palms need. Over time, the plant declines—browning fronds, weak growth.
Invest in a full-spectrum grow light for the living room palm. Provide 12–14 hours daily. This restores the UV energy the plant would get outdoors and halts decline.
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