Sticky residue on fronds + spreading to nearby plants = spider mites. These tiny arachnids suck sap and excrete honeydew. They thrive in dry, warm indoor air.
Mist palms daily or use a humidifier. Group plants to raise local humidity. Inspect new plants before bringing indoors.
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