pygmy palms

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1. Guest1067
   

   how tall is your pygmy palms?

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2. Guest5607
   

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   I can't be specific on your particular situation without knowing more but I have 13 different palms including the ubiquitous P. canariensis and, on my own experience will make a few suggestions.
   
   How big is the pot? The immediate thing that springs to mind is 'pot bound'. The Phoenix (of any strain) is not a house plant. I have a canariensis that I kept in a very large pot as a house plant for few years. Since I keep an eye on it all the time I was able to notice when It suddenly started to look sick so I decided it was time for the garden so I moved it out. The mistake I made was to take out in the wrong time of the year but I guess we all live and learn. I still have it but it is now smaller than what it use to be. The point of all this is, though, that at 6 feet Phoenix palms are not very happy in pots. You could try moving your palm to a larger pot or, although it is less hardy than the canariensis, you could try it in the garden with fleece in winter for a couple of years.
   
   Sorry I can't be more help but without seeing it and its environment I'm afraid I can't be more exact. But I hope this gives you something to work on.

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