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spinnermom | 13:56 Thu 19th Aug 2004 | Home & Garden
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My palms are turning yellow. What is missing in the soil?
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It sounds as if they are suffering from something called chlorosis. Yellowing leaves are a sign of this. Easily remedied: buy some sequestered compound from a garden centre. Follow the instructions and you will see a very quick improvement within a week or so. Chlorosis is often due to poor drainage or too much lime in the soil.
22:38 Fri 20th Aug 2004
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If your palm is in a pot, it could be rootbound. If repotting, try and pry some of the roots loose and use a pot that is 2" larger. Newt
06:50 Wed 08th Sep 2004

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