A foxtail palm seedling with the seed still attached to the stem is normal. The seed feeds the young plant until roots establish, then it drops off naturally.
Palms in mall pots "exist" but are stressed. They need room for roots to expand. In the ground, roots spread widely; in pots, they circle and decline long-term.
For a healthy, long-lived foxtail, plant in the ground.
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