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Pindo Palm Issues #925908

Asked March 12, 2026, 1:18 PM EDT

Hello,

I would like to know if my transplanted Pindo Palm is dying? I planted it back in Sept '25, and now the fronds are browning with spots. I live in Eastern NC and the soil is mostly clay and sand. Is there any hope of it surviving? The crown seems to have a few brown pieces but it's mainly green. Can my palm be salvaged?

Onslow County North Carolina

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Pindo Palm Issues #925908

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