An 18-foot princess palm with freeze damage and daily watering is at high risk of root rot. Stressed roots cannot absorb excess moisture, leading to suffocation and decay.
The green trunk indicates living tissue. The palm needs time to rebuild its root system. Overwatering is the most common cause of death after freeze stress. Let the soil dry between irrigations.
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