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Robilini Palm (Pygmy Date) Frost Recovery: Light Fertilizer and Spear Watch

Current State

Hard prune left only center spear. Green core = hope.

Care

Water adequately.
Light palm fertilizer.
Spear pull test: firm = alive.

Timeline

Recovery takes months. Center will unfold new growth if viable.

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