Lower fronds yellow/brown as they feed the emerging spear. This is natural.
Ensure excess water drains freely. New nursery plants need acclimation—avoid hot afternoon sun until established.
Sticky Fan Palm: Honeydew from Scale or Aphids
White Fuzzy Stuff on Mediterranean Fan Palm Fronds: Totally Normal
Dividing and Transplanting Mediterranean Fan Palm Pups
Fertilizing a Ruffled Fan Palm: Reading a Turkish Label
Fiber-Optic Grass & Ruffled Fan Palm: Care for Two Unique Plants
Mediterranean Fan Palm – Hardiest Palm, Multi-Trunked Clumps
Mediterranean Fan Palm: Hardiest Palm, Multi-Trunked, Blue-Green Crown
Choosing a Poolside Palm for Southern California: Non-Invasive, Low-Mess, Small Scale
Choosing a Reliable Indoor Palm for Bright Light
Lady Palm Placement: Avoid Direct Sun, Watch for Spider Mites
Repotting Chinese Fan Palm and Croton: Container Size, Soil Mix, and Maintenance
Blue Mediterranean Fan Palm (Chamaerops humilis var. argentea): Silver Foliage Accent
Chinese Fan Palm (Livistona chinensis): Elegant Fountain Palm for Landscapes
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