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Troubleshooting Guide
1 Why are the tips of my Kentia palm turning brown?
Diagnosis: Low humidity or dry air
Treatment: Increase humidity; mist fronds; water when topsoil is dry.
Prevention: Maintain moderate humidity; avoid drafts.
2 Why are the leaves turning yellow?
Diagnosis: Overwatering or nutrient deficiency
Treatment: Check soil; if wet, reduce watering; if dry, fertilise with a palm-specific fertilizer.
Prevention: Water when top inch is dry; feed monthly in growing season.
3 Why is my Kentia palm not growing?
Diagnosis: Low light – Kentias are slow but need bright indirect light
Treatment: Move closer to a window but avoid direct sun.
Prevention: Provide bright indirect light.