The white fuzz on the soil surface is a harmless saprophytic fungus feeding on organic matter. It indicates overly moist conditions but doesn't attack the palm.
Majesty palms (Ravenea rivularis) are slow indoors. Ensure bright light (not direct sun), consistent moisture, and monthly half-strength fertilizer. Repotting often jump-starts growth.
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