Compost - natural fertilizer in the hand
Soil stability is the base for thriving palms. It provides the support for the palm tree roots so that they can anchor themselves against harsh weather and wind, while nutrient-rich soil gives them the best chance to grow.
Soil that offers good draining properties is important. Soil that does not compact or compress offer palm roots less resistance as they grow. Compact, heavy soil with few air pockets can hinder a palm tree’s growth, causing issues such as root rot and growth stunting. Palms are extremely drought tolerant, and overwatering is almost a guarantee of root rot but can result in a variety of other issues. It can potentially wash away crucial nutrients that your palm needs. This is the critical reason for needing well-draining soil.
Fertilization can also provide a layer of health to your palms, as it encourages disease and insect resistance. Strengthening your palms with nutrients is their best line of defense against all enemies.
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