The inch‑long grey worms surfacing when you water are insect larvae—common in nursery pots. They are confined to the soil and haven't damaged the palm itself.
This eliminates the pest source and gives your areca a clean start. No chemical treatment is needed.
Proper Spacing for Areca Palm Hedge in Florida
Areca Palm: Yellow Spots, Repotting Errors, and Scale Insects
Treating Soil Pests in House Palms with Rubbing Alcohol
Sunburned Areca Palm: Will Fronds Regrow?
Repotting Madagascar Palm: Cactus Soil & Drainage
Dividing and Transplanting a Large Areca Palm
Diagnosing One-Sided Decline in Ponytail Palm: Pot Size, Planting Depth, and Watering Cues
Pill Bugs and Fungus Gnats in Your Potted Palm: Drying Out Is the Cure
Optimal Repotting Times and Frequency for Carnivorous Plants
Ponytail Palm Repotting: When Not To Disturb a Thriving Plant
Troubleshooting Leaf Drop on a ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)
Treating Scale on Areca Palm: Alcohol Wipes or Systemic Spray
Areca Palm Freeze Recovery: Post-Pruning Patience for Clumping Palms
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