A 5.5-foot indoor palm with all leaves (including center) turning brown, fungus on soil, and herb fertilizer used: classic overwatering + wrong fertilizer.
Let soil dry. If roots aren't rotted, new growth appears in weeks. Fungus on soil surface confirms excess moisture.
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