An 8-year-old, 25-foot queen palm in Modesto, CA with roots surfacing and a new lean is exhibiting typical behavior. The trunk tissue curls, exposing roots; soil erosion also contributes.
The palm is healthy and growing. The lean is stable; it would take a major hurricane to topple it. This is a cosmetic "phenomenon," not a health issue.
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