Queen palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana) developing "spikes" at crown: these are immature inflorescences (seed pods in earliest stage).
If truly new fronds emerging (spear leaves), they'll uncurl into normal fronds. But "spikes" plural usually = multiple pods.
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