I have a few Christmas tree palms in my backyard (Central Florida) and all of the new leaves are coming in deformed and crimped? Is there something wrong or is there anything to be done about it. I planted them in ground about 4 years ago. These are pictures of a few separate trees planted about 15 ft away from each other. But all of their new growth looks like this. They are watered daily and get direct sunlight all day.
by Fragrant-Nature-6034
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Boron deficiency 🙏🏻🥹❤️ they can push out of it themselves or you can treat the area around there with diluted borax 👍🏻🥳
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