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Pygmy Date Palm Transplant Shock: Separated Clump Declining

Cause

Dividing a 4-stem clump damaged roots. Overwatering the stressed plants caused root rot (yellowing, browning, drooping).

Correction

  • Reduce watering immediately.
  • Ensure excellent drainage.
  • Hope for root recovery; no fertilizer until stable.

Lesson

Pygmy dates resent division. Plant clumps intact or buy single specimens.

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