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Your video has given me hope. I had my majestic palm in direct sun because the label said it "loves full sun." Lies, all lies. My poor plant was scorched. Yesterday I moved my plant to an area that gets indirect sun. Repotted and removed all dried leaves. After watching your video I'm confident I did the right thing and my palm will recover.
Hi Stephanie, I'm glad you found my video helpful. I normally don't trust the plant labels specially if you get the plant from big box stores. Palm plants are very enduring and should recover given proper care. Good luck!
its true that palms like full sun, but there are two factors that might complicate that and make it seem like it would prefer shade. The first is that when a plant not used to high light is placed in direct sunlight(no matter what plant) it will get scorched leaves. It needs to be adjusted to direct sunlight over the span of months by gradually increasing the amount of time it spends in the light. The second factor is that a plant in high light will need ALOT of water. Especially palms.
Okay okay!! I will stop searching all over the internet on how to save my palm. Thank you sooooo much for the video. You have no idea how many videos I viewed prior without getting the information I needed.🙄
I just moved to FL and have 2 palms near death, think they're Phoenix: very long, upright fronds. They were planted a yr ago, with fronds about 9 ft tall. I noticed the roots were not covered so I added a sand+soil mix. Removed the dead fronds. Trimmed the ones with a lot of dead leaves. Killed the fire ants living in the soil. Watered but not hard. And Fertilized lightly bc I'm not sure if it's suffering from the unusual cold in Dec, lack of water, lack of fertilizer or all of the above. It's sister is also stressed but maybe half as much. Both are putting out new fronds but the new fronds on the sick one have brown edges, one does look pretty healthy. Wish I could send a pix but still would appreciate any suggestions from here. Love your love of palms and nature. Will look for that Virburnum you mentioned! Tx. From NY to FL, Best thing I could have done.
Wow, this gives me hope for my Majesty Palm, Ive had it 2 years now and only finally repotted it half a year ago but ibto a pot not much bigger. I bought it with 5 fronds/leaves on each of the 4 stocks but one whole stock has died off and now thebremaining 3 stocks are down to 6 with a baby 7th, 3 with 2 unfurled new fronds, and the last stock has 2 with 1 new one coming in. It went from having 24 leaves to only 11 with 4 new ones coming in. The one came in over a year ago but hasnt unfurled yet. Im gonna get a bigger pot tomorrow but its nice to know even as is it looks like your jaggard one did AFTER restoring it so I cant even imagine how crazy good mines gonna do in a new pot. I wint let it get sunburnt this time either, Im getting Miracle grow, and Im collecting rain water to water it with. I want it to get a GIANT palm leaf like my uncle's did.
Try using distilled water. It's only a dollar and most plants can't handle tap water or sadly even the water coming from our skies with all the pollution. I didn't know that and was using tap water/rain water and my plant started dying after only a few weeks of getting. I thought I was under/over watering and did research. Once I made the switch, my little baby is recovering rather quickly. Hope your plant makes a solid comeback♥️
Normally as the majesty palm gets taller the roots will start to show, then it's time to repot when your pot is not deep enough to add more soil to cover the roots.
Yes, it was dying when we move into our new house. The previous owner left it outside their front porch. I'm just so happy I was able to recover it. It's been growing pretty well.
First time to see this. The time 4pm on Sunday, February 25.My Majestic Palm will be 1year old this summer. I live in Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦. No one told me how to grow it or take care of it. Kept it outside all summer and took it in the house in the fall as soon as temperature was getting too cool. About October I noticed the leaves turning brown so I cut the branches at the trunk and hoped for the best. Now the tips are brown and I see on your video what and how to take care of that. How often should I water the plam in the house until summer? What should be the temperature outside before I can put it out and leave it out? Sorry this is so long, like I mentioned I have no one to help me. Thank you in advance for your time and great video. 👍
I water my palm once every two weeks during the fall and winter and then bring it outside when the temperature is at least consistently 65 degrees Fahrenheit. The leaves turns brown due to lack of humidity, so try to place it indoors near a humid area or near other plants.
I watched your video and several other majesty palm care videos but my majesty palms still died anyway. I'm thinking though they might have been diseased. I bought them last fall from a box store that had them sitting outside, discounted.
For the watering regimen, should they stay wet or be allowed to dry out? My lower exterior fronts are starting to go yellow and I don't know what to do!
Overwatering and very low humidity could make the leaves yellow with brown tips. Bugs could also be attacking the plant. I would check the soil and leaves if there's any bugs, if any, might need to spray neem oil. Let the soil dry out and increase humidity to stop the leaves from browning. Good luck!
Thank you. Soooo, before your video, I cut not only the fronds but the actual plant because they were browning. I now have one full functioning frond and it has one full palm and a stalk growing from it. Is there any chance it could grow more than two palms? How would you care for a palm like this?
Hello Chaka Khanian! Good news is that happy palms can have new pups or offshoots. So you might get more than two palms, but it'll take patience. The problem is keeping the palm alive and happy. Remember not to overwater (Sign-yellowing of leaves) or underwater (sign-browning of leaves). If the leaves are browning, you might need to water it more often and increase humidity. The pot should have well drainage. Majesty palms like humidity (use humidifier if you have one). Palms like bright indirect light, too. I hope this helps. Good luck!
A have a majestic palm that I inherited. I’m not sure how to take care of it. In fact, all the leaves dried during the winter while in the house but I was praying it would come back to life which amazingly it did. But now I have it outside to get some sunlight but not sure when to bring it back in for the winter. Last night it got down in the 30’s and the same for tonight. Is it time to bring it indoors? My mom would take it out in the spring/summer and bring it indoors during the winter, but I’m not sure at what point. Could you give insite on when to bring it indoors? Thanks
@@FoodArtTravel Thanks so much. I have a pygmy date palm that i bought a month back and its in my patio receiving 2-3 morning direct sun then sun moves away. Its not infested, I water using moisture meter, I added slow release fertilizer, repotted it using potting mix and perlite. Still I see some yellowing on the edges of new fronds and the old fronds have brown and crispy edges. Any suggestions on what I can do?
It sounds like your palms are well taken care of. My majesty palms are not perfect either and will have yellowing of leaves every once in awhile and some dried brown tips and crispy edges (which I just trim off). I noticed that they do very well in bright indirect sunlight. I try to rotate my plant so each side gets the same amount of sunlight. Let the dirt dry out before watering to avoid yellowing. Hope this helps. 😍
I keep my palm right next to my back patio door. Even though my blinds are closed all day my friend said it’s getting to much light. Where should I move it?
My palm plant loves the morning sun, I kept mine in my patio during spring and summer almost getting direct sun and they did just fine. I just make sure they get watered regularly. If you think its getting too much sun, you can move it near a window inside the house with bright indirect light. If indoors, don't water as often.
Mine is indoors how much light does it need? I have it in the south facing window but i feel like its not enough light because its been raining non stop here
It needs at least 4-6 hrs of bright indirect light. I have mine indoors too. I have it near the early morning sun window but only getting indirect light. Good luck!
I have not use artificial light, but I think majesty palm will survive indoor even with artificial light as long as there is enough humidity and watered properly.
@@FoodArtTravel thank you for responding, my palm tree is not doing so well indoor and I'm trying to figure out what I can do to help it be better. I recently bought the lights and set up a humidifier. Mine is droopy and it's getting dry tips and some brown on the leaves too.
Majesty palm will have dry tips if it's not getting enough humidity. If it's droopy you might want to check the fronds for bugs and the trunk for bugs and rotting. If it does have bugs, take it outside, spray with water, let it dry then spray with neem oil before bringing it back in. If there is root rot, you might want to repot and change the dirt. Good luck!
Hello, It sounds like the white spots could be a fungus problem. Carefully examine your plant to check if the dirt has fungi growing in it. If so, you might have to remove the affected area by scooping it out then add more dirt. If the fungus is just on the base of the plant, try spraying it with Neem Oil at night ( daytime might be too hot and cause burn on your plant). I never had this issue on my majesty palm before but I remember doing this on my monstera and peace lilies. Hope this help. Good luck!
Hi Quetzali, is your palm leaves getting droopy? You might want to check if there are bugs attacking the trunk or could be root rot or fungus. You can spray it with Neem oil if it doesn't look too bad. You might have to repot it if the soil has too much fungus (white moldy looking). If it's yellowing, let the soil dried out before watering again. If the leaves are browning or getting crispy it needs water and more humidity. You can cut the dying leaves, as it won't come back. Make sure it's getting plenty of indirect sunlight and lots of humidity. Let me know if this helps. Good luck.
Hello @@FoodArtTravel, I bought the palm a month ago and I separated from the roots in three parts, but it can’t stabilize. I have it outdoors but in shade. Thank you for your help!
Oh I see, if you separated the plant, it'll normally would look like it's wilting specially if the roots have been disturbed. It'll come back. Just give it some time.
@@FoodArtTravel I thought I have lost my palm, I’m glad that I have hope in bringing my majesty back. Thank you so much for your help. You made my day!
Hello my palms leaves are Turning yellow. I saw many different videos and they have different instructions. No or yes to straight sunlight? Water ? …. I’m so confused… now my plant is on the balcony and I spray the leaves everyday. Watering is like … every 4-5 days. But the soil is super dry
Hi Michael, now that it's summer, I have my majesty palm in my front porch receiving few hours of direct sunlight (morning) but indirect light during the hot afternoon. Now when it comes to watering, they can tolerate drought and can be watered every two weeks. Just make sure the pot has plenty of holes on the bottom. The roots cannot sit in water or soggy soil(my palm leaves will turn yellow if its overwatered). I would reduce my watering frequency if it's yellowing. I don't spray the leaves of my palm. If its outside on the balcony, there should be enough humidity. Now, during the winter inside the house, I spray my plant every once awhile but I make sure I have a fan circulating or have a humidifier on. Hope this helps. Good luck.
So I had to cut off a lot of the dead ends but I was left with one “premature” blade??? ( like it’s still sticking upright and hasn’t unraveled..... Sooo like. I’m not sure if it’s dead or I cut too much off
A new frond (premature blade) is a good sign. Dead leaves won't come back so it's okay to get rid of those. Make sure the plant has plenty of humidity, bright indirect sun, and don't overwater. Good luck!
As long as the soil dries out in between watering, it should do fine. Majesty palms are drought tolerant, does not like to be overwatered. Watering once a week works for my majesty palms.
@@FoodArtTravel good to know. my parents had an unkillable one in the house that eventually touched the high ceiling for my entire childhood so i can't imagine it being rocket science keeping it alive.
Thank you. I'm glad you found this video useful. I apologize for the poor filming of this video. My daughter was holding the camera for me. She was so sweet to help me.
You should never trim them like this video. Live fronds are not meant to be clipped. Dead fronds are feeding the live plant. What I'm seeing is not pruning.
BEST VIDEO EVER!!! 💕😄🤗 . . . I Literally Went Through Hundreds of Videos That Did Not Get To The Point of What And How To Treat And Save Palm Tree Plants!!! 🤔 BUT YOURS DID!!!👀😄👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💕💕💕THANKS FOR SHARING!!!😎💕🙏🏾BLESSINGS
Thank you!
Your video has given me hope. I had my majestic palm in direct sun because the label said it "loves full sun." Lies, all lies. My poor plant was scorched. Yesterday I moved my plant to an area that gets indirect sun. Repotted and removed all dried leaves. After watching your video I'm confident I did the right thing and my palm will recover.
Hi Stephanie, I'm glad you found my video helpful. I normally don't trust the plant labels specially if you get the plant from big box stores. Palm plants are very enduring and should recover given proper care. Good luck!
its true that palms like full sun, but there are two factors that might complicate that and make it seem like it would prefer shade. The first is that when a plant not used to high light is placed in direct sunlight(no matter what plant) it will get scorched leaves. It needs to be adjusted to direct sunlight over the span of months by gradually increasing the amount of time it spends in the light. The second factor is that a plant in high light will need ALOT of water. Especially palms.
As much as I love a healthy plant or tree, pruning them is just as satisfying
Okay okay!! I will stop searching all over the internet on how to save my palm. Thank you sooooo much for the video. You have no idea how many videos I viewed prior without getting the information I needed.🙄
Thank you. I'm glad you found my video helpful. Best of luck to you!
This video was super helpful, i've been putting off trimming my plant because I wasn't sure how to do it. 😭 Thank you!
Thank you. Good luck on your majesty palm.
This video was JUST what I needed!! Thank you so much for all the helpful information you provided!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching my video.
Thanks sa tips, love ko rin mga plants
Thank you.
I just moved to FL and have 2 palms near death, think they're Phoenix: very long, upright fronds. They were planted a yr ago, with fronds about 9 ft tall. I noticed the roots were not covered so I added a sand+soil mix. Removed the dead fronds. Trimmed the ones with a lot of dead leaves. Killed the fire ants living in the soil. Watered but not hard. And Fertilized lightly bc I'm not sure if it's suffering from the unusual cold in Dec, lack of water, lack of fertilizer or all of the above. It's sister is also stressed but maybe half as much. Both are putting out new fronds but the new fronds on the sick one have brown edges, one does look pretty healthy. Wish I could send a pix but still would appreciate any suggestions from here. Love your love of palms and nature. Will look for that Virburnum you mentioned!
Tx.
From NY to FL, Best thing I could have done.
Your plants are going to love the humidity in Florida. Best of luck to you!
Hour video is SPOT ON! Thank YOU!
Thank you for sharing this video sis
Yw Sis!
Just in time! My sister plant needed this information. #Thankyou
You're welcome!
Wow, this gives me hope for my Majesty Palm, Ive had it 2 years now and only finally repotted it half a year ago but ibto a pot not much bigger. I bought it with 5 fronds/leaves on each of the 4 stocks but one whole stock has died off and now thebremaining 3 stocks are down to 6 with a baby 7th, 3 with 2 unfurled new fronds, and the last stock has 2 with 1 new one coming in. It went from having 24 leaves to only 11 with 4 new ones coming in. The one came in over a year ago but hasnt unfurled yet. Im gonna get a bigger pot tomorrow but its nice to know even as is it looks like your jaggard one did AFTER restoring it so I cant even imagine how crazy good mines gonna do in a new pot. I wint let it get sunburnt this time either, Im getting Miracle grow, and Im collecting rain water to water it with. I want it to get a GIANT palm leaf like my uncle's did.
That's awesome. I'm glad I was able to give you hope. I love my majesty palms. They are such beautiful plants. Good luck and warm regards 😊
How did you safely remove the dead stalk from the rest of the plant?
I used a sharp pruning shear to remove the stalk.
Try using distilled water. It's only a dollar and most plants can't handle tap water or sadly even the water coming from our skies with all the pollution. I didn't know that and was using tap water/rain water and my plant started dying after only a few weeks of getting. I thought I was under/over watering and did research. Once I made the switch, my little baby is recovering rather quickly. Hope your plant makes a solid comeback♥️
Nice tips
Salamat bro.
Salamat sa tips sis
Wow awesome.. info thanks , will be saving my palm
You're welcome❤❤❤
Wow! Thank you. How do you know when it's time to replant the majesty palm?
Normally as the majesty palm gets taller the roots will start to show, then it's time to repot when your pot is not deep enough to add more soil to cover the roots.
Yay salamat sa tips sis
Thank you Sis.
what do I do if there’s yellowing, browning, and white spots on the keaves?
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
pov your here cus your majesty palm is also dying 😕
Yes, it was dying when we move into our new house. The previous owner left it outside their front porch. I'm just so happy I was able to recover it. It's been growing pretty well.
@@FoodArtTravel oop oh i was saying mine was dying too 😆
I have killed 2 and don’t wanna kill these ones 😂
mine looks dead already but this video gave me hope.
Thank you.
salamat sa tips na ito
Thank you Sis.
Thanks for this!
First time to see this. The time 4pm on Sunday, February 25.My Majestic Palm will be 1year old this summer. I live in Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦. No one told me how to grow it or take care of it. Kept it outside all summer and took it in the house in the fall as soon as temperature was getting too cool. About October I noticed the leaves turning brown so I cut the branches at the trunk and hoped for the best. Now the tips are brown and I see on your video what and how to take care of that. How often should I water the plam in the house until summer? What should be the temperature outside before I can put it out and leave it out? Sorry this is so long, like I mentioned I have no one to help me. Thank you in advance for your time and great video. 👍
I water my palm once every two weeks during the fall and winter and then bring it outside when the temperature is at least consistently 65 degrees Fahrenheit. The leaves turns brown due to lack of humidity, so try to place it indoors near a humid area or near other plants.
Thank you so much for this video. Our climate is very dry, and my leaves are extremely dried out, would it help to mist it with a spray bottle?
Yes, misting will help, but please make sure to do it in the morning.
I watched your video and several other majesty palm care videos but my majesty palms still died anyway. I'm thinking though they might have been diseased. I bought them last fall from a box store that had them sitting outside, discounted.
Hi, thank you for watching my video. Sometimes palms could also look dead but might recover in the spring/summer.
Thank you so much for this video..Will be safe do this in winter?
Spring and summer is the perfect time to do this. I wouldn't recommend doing this during winter.
I came for the informational video but stayed because of the catchy music 😭😂
For the watering regimen, should they stay wet or be allowed to dry out? My lower exterior fronts are starting to go yellow and I don't know what to do!
I let them dry out before watering them again. Yellowing is a sign of overwatering, browning means it needs more water or humidity.
@@FoodArtTravel what if its both brown & yellow
Overwatering and very low humidity could make the leaves yellow with brown tips. Bugs could also be attacking the plant. I would check the soil and leaves if there's any bugs, if any, might need to spray neem oil. Let the soil dry out and increase humidity to stop the leaves from browning. Good luck!
I have indoor palm tree dying but can't get it grow u gen
How much and how often do you give it miracle grow? Looks good
I do it every month during spring summer only.
Thank you. Soooo, before your video, I cut not only the fronds but the actual plant because they were browning. I now have one full functioning frond and it has one full palm and a stalk growing from it. Is there any chance it could grow more than two palms? How would you care for a palm like this?
Hello Chaka Khanian! Good news is that happy palms can have new pups or offshoots. So you might get more than two palms, but it'll take patience. The problem is keeping the palm alive and happy. Remember not to overwater
(Sign-yellowing of leaves) or underwater (sign-browning of leaves). If the leaves are browning, you might need to water it more often and increase humidity. The pot should have well drainage. Majesty palms like humidity (use humidifier if you have one). Palms like bright indirect light, too. I hope this helps. Good luck!
@@FoodArtTravel Thanks for replying!!!
A have a majestic palm that I inherited. I’m not sure how to take care of it. In fact, all the leaves dried during the winter while in the house but I was praying it would come back to life which amazingly it did. But now I have it outside to get some sunlight but not sure when to bring it back in for the winter. Last night it got down in the 30’s and the same for tonight. Is it time to bring it indoors? My mom would take it out in the spring/summer and bring it indoors during the winter, but I’m not sure at what point. Could you give insite on when to bring it indoors? Thanks
I bring mine inside when the temperature drops below 40, definitely can't leave it outside when there's frost.
@@FoodArtTravel Thanks for your response. I have brought them in and have placed them by a sunny window. 🤗
wow amazing work and video..you inspired me so much that I just ordered one. I hope I dont kill it. :)
Thank you. Good luck!
@@FoodArtTravel Thanks so much. I have a pygmy date palm that i bought a month back and its in my patio receiving 2-3 morning direct sun then sun moves away. Its not infested, I water using moisture meter, I added slow release fertilizer, repotted it using potting mix and perlite. Still I see some yellowing on the edges of new fronds and the old fronds have brown and crispy edges. Any suggestions on what I can do?
It sounds like your palms are well taken care of. My majesty palms are not perfect either and will have yellowing of leaves every once in awhile and some dried brown tips and crispy edges (which I just trim off). I noticed that they do very well in bright indirect sunlight. I try to rotate my plant so each side gets the same amount of sunlight. Let the dirt dry out before watering to avoid yellowing. Hope this helps. 😍
@@FoodArtTravel thanks for the encouragement :)
I keep my palm right next to my back patio door. Even though my blinds are closed all day my friend said it’s getting to much light. Where should I move it?
My palm plant loves the morning sun, I kept mine in my patio during spring and summer almost getting direct sun and they did just fine. I just make sure they get watered regularly. If you think its getting too much sun, you can move it near a window inside the house with bright indirect light. If indoors, don't water as often.
Mine is indoors how much light does it need? I have it in the south facing window but i feel like its not enough light because its been raining non stop here
It needs at least 4-6 hrs of bright indirect light. I have mine indoors too. I have it near the early morning sun window but only getting indirect light. Good luck!
Does this plant require plant food or fertilizer if kept indoors?
Yes it needs plant food. I use Miracle Gro Palm plant food which I bought from Lowe's.
i was able to pull the palm leaves straight out. theres only a trunk left. is there anyway for me to recover it at that point?
If the trunk and the roots is not rotting then it might come back in the spring or summer.
@@FoodArtTravel glad to hear. fingers crossed
Hi, i’m not sure whether i need to water them more or am i overwatering, can I send a photo so you can help please?
Sure. If the leaves are turning yellow, that's a sign of overwatering. If it's brown, then you need to water the plants more.
@@FoodArtTravel Thank you so so much, i’ll subscribe to you for the favor. Could you please also suggest how often to water especially during winter
I water mine maybe once a month during the winter. It's doing well so far.
🖐🏼 hello there, will the pal survive indoor with artificial light?
I have not use artificial light, but I think majesty palm will survive indoor even with artificial light as long as there is enough humidity and watered properly.
@@FoodArtTravel thank you for responding, my palm tree is not doing so well indoor and I'm trying to figure out what I can do to help it be better. I recently bought the lights and set up a humidifier. Mine is droopy and it's getting dry tips and some brown on the leaves too.
Majesty palm will have dry tips if it's not getting enough humidity. If it's droopy you might want to check the fronds for bugs and the trunk for bugs and rotting. If it does have bugs, take it outside, spray with water, let it dry then spray with neem oil before bringing it back in. If there is root rot, you might want to repot and change the dirt. Good luck!
Can you help me with my palm pls.. it has brown and white spots on the base that goes up..
Hello,
It sounds like the white spots could be a fungus problem. Carefully examine your plant to check if the dirt has fungi growing in it. If so, you might have to remove the affected area by scooping it out then add more dirt. If the fungus is just on the base of the plant, try spraying it with Neem Oil at night ( daytime might be too hot and cause burn on your plant). I never had this issue on my majesty palm before but I remember doing this on my monstera and peace lilies. Hope this help. Good luck!
Every single one I’ve had dies. Either mites or turns brown after a few months.
My palm leaves are getting weak , is there any way to fix them? Is pruning an option?
Hi Quetzali, is your palm leaves getting droopy? You might want to check if there are bugs attacking the trunk or could be root rot or fungus. You can spray it with Neem oil if it doesn't look too bad. You might have to repot it if the soil has too much fungus (white moldy looking). If it's yellowing, let the soil dried out before watering again. If the leaves are browning or getting crispy it needs water and more humidity. You can cut the dying leaves, as it won't come back. Make sure it's getting plenty of indirect sunlight and lots of humidity. Let me know if this helps. Good luck.
Hello @@FoodArtTravel, I bought the palm a month ago and I separated from the roots in three parts, but it can’t stabilize. I have it outdoors but in shade. Thank you for your help!
Oh I see, if you separated the plant, it'll normally would look like it's wilting specially if the roots have been disturbed. It'll come back. Just give it some time.
@@FoodArtTravel I thought I have lost my palm, I’m glad that I have hope in bringing my majesty back. Thank you so much for your help. You made my day!
How is it doing now?
It is doing great and is so much taller.
Hello my palms leaves are Turning yellow. I saw many different videos and they have different instructions. No or yes to straight sunlight? Water ? …. I’m so confused… now my plant is on the balcony and I spray the leaves everyday. Watering is like … every 4-5 days. But the soil is super dry
Hi Michael, now that it's summer, I have my majesty palm in my front porch receiving few hours of direct sunlight (morning) but indirect light during the hot afternoon. Now when it comes to watering, they can tolerate drought and can be watered every two weeks. Just make sure the pot has plenty of holes on the bottom. The roots cannot sit in water or soggy soil(my palm leaves will turn yellow if its overwatered). I would reduce my watering frequency if it's yellowing. I don't spray the leaves of my palm. If its outside on the balcony, there should be enough humidity. Now, during the winter inside the house, I spray my plant every once awhile but I make sure I have a fan circulating or have a humidifier on. Hope this helps. Good luck.
@@FoodArtTravel Thank you so much !!! I will try to save my palm ! Thank you
So I had to cut off a lot of the dead ends but I was left with one “premature” blade??? ( like it’s still sticking upright and hasn’t unraveled.....
Sooo like. I’m not sure if it’s dead or I cut too much off
A new frond (premature blade) is a good sign. Dead leaves won't come back so it's okay to get rid of those. Make sure the plant has plenty of humidity, bright indirect sun, and don't overwater. Good luck!
@@FoodArtTravel Awee you know what, don’t apologize y’all did amazing!
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DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING
ONCE A WEEK? i've been watering daily since it looks dry...
As long as the soil dries out in between watering, it should do fine. Majesty palms are drought tolerant, does not like to be overwatered. Watering once a week works for my majesty palms.
@@FoodArtTravel good to know. my parents had an unkillable one in the house that eventually touched the high ceiling for my entire childhood so i can't imagine it being rocket science keeping it alive.
I would have liked to see her cutting the leaves, but the camera was all over the place.
I apologize for the camera moving all over the place. We cut the dried part of the leaves and left the green leaves.
Is it clustering palm?
It is a Majesty palm.
Wow! Nabuhay na siya ang ganda mag indoor sissy! Sissy please check you inbox i have a message 😊
Thank you Sis
The video is full of good advice, but difficult to watch due to the movment of the camera!!!
Thank you. I'm glad you found this video useful. I apologize for the poor filming of this video. My daughter was holding the camera for me. She was so sweet to help me.
Tamang tama ganyag ganyan ung halaman ko school
Sana marecover.
You should never trim them like this video. Live fronds are not meant to be clipped. Dead fronds are feeding the live plant. What I'm seeing is not pruning.
Too much sun on that palm
The previous home owner abandoned the plant on their front porch. It was definitely scorched by the sun. It is doing so well now.