2+ year old pygmy date in large pot, yellowing/browning fronds, new growth affected. Systemic granules didn't help. Watering unchanged.
Soil never changed. Compacted, salt-laden soil from past fertilizing compromises roots.
Container palms need soil refresh every 1–2 years to prevent salt buildup.
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