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Foxtail Palm New Frond Snaps After Drought: Normal Stress Response

Cause

Drought weakened the petiole; sudden rain added weight, causing snap. The emerging smaller frond is healthy.

Action

Cut off the broken frond at the petiole.
Maintain consistent irrigation.
Fertilize with palm formula.

Outlook

No long-term harm. The palm will resume normal growth with proper watering.

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