Two outdoor majesty palms have black mold; an indoor palm has scaly bumps. Soapy water and plant oil didn't work. What to do?
The black mold is sooty mold—a fungus growing on honeydew excreted by sap-feeding insects (scale, aphids, mites). Eliminate the insects, and the mold starves and weathers away.
Once insects are gone, sooty mold will fade. Speed it up by gently sponging fronds, then rinsing. No fungicide needed.
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