Palm Trees – Fertilizing
Q: Can you tell me where to find fertilizer for a Windmill Palm I’ve had for 10 years, or what to use as a substitute? I have had to remove fronds 5 feet up already and most of the tips above have turned slightly brown. I have fed it 10-10-10 only a couple of times.
A: I think you can just continue using the 10-10-10 plus some compost or manure to add the micronutrients a palm needs.
For more information on Palm trees, see Clemson University’s Palms and Cyads page.
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