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Royal Palm Tip Burn After Freeze: Normal in SW Florida

Cause

Early February light freeze caused tip burn on older fronds. New spears will emerge clean.

Action

No treatment needed.
Maintain weekly watering until rainy season.
Let nature shed damaged fronds.

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