A mature Bangalow palm (Archontophoenix cunninghamiana) with crown flopped to one side: a stress crack in the crown shaft finally gave way. Bracing needed to happen during crack development; now it's too late.
25-year-old date palm with split crown and stunted leaves: likely nutrient deficiency. Spray chelated palm nutritional concentrate on crown (morning dew) to bypass weak roots.
10-year drought with biweekly soaks may not meet demand for large palms. Nutritional spray gives quick relief while root uptake lags.
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