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Over-Pruned Pygmy Date Palm After Freeze: Wait and See

Mistake

Removing all brown fronds to the heart was wrong; damaged fronds still aid recovery.

Now

Water adequately.
Wait for new spear growth.
Do not fertilize yet.

Lesson

Leave freeze-damaged fronds until new growth emerges.

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