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Help me identify these yellow spots on my robellini fronds.. : (

12 years ago

so ive had these planted in full sun in front of my house for 2 years now and I fertilize about 3 months apart with the granulated palm fertilizers from lowes. theyve grown fine until recently within last 2-3 months i noticed the new fronds have these yellow spots on them....the old fronds dont have it. from browsing the internet, i think its either K deficiency or fungus??? o and i noticed a bunch of snails at the base... wat to do?

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andyandy
12 years ago
I would treat it with a fungicide and some snail/slug killer just to be safe.
orchiddude
12 years ago
what kind of fertilizer are you giving it? ratios name etc
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moogoo112
Original Author
12 years ago
Im using the miracle gro palm fertilizer 8-8-8 and just sprinkle all around the base and under the leaves.

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