Foxtail palms with brown syrup/sap at the base and blackened trunks after a freeze are "bleeding"—internal liquids forced out by trauma (like lightning strike). The heart may still be alive.
It's a symptom, not a disease. The palm either compartmentalizes the damage or succumbs. Time tells.
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