Two large foxtail palms in Louisiana turned brown after a freeze. The owner cut dead fronds and sees 1-2 new spears emerging but they appear greenish-brown and stalled for months. Rain has provided water; no supplemental irrigation given.
Nick says the brown fronds and delayed spear emergence confirm cold stress. Now it's a waiting game: the new spears will determine viability. No action can speed recovery—just patience and hope. Avoid fertilizing until active growth resumes.
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