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Message: [QUOTE="Marck, post: 219013, member: 15114"] Greetings, welcome to the Forums. Perhaps re-pot your Cat Palm ([I]Chamaedorea cataractarum[/I]) into a larger container, and also use that opportunity to check the subsurface roots and soil drainage conditions. Eventually the oldest fronds on a palm will senesce and turn brown, but you will want to eventually see new growth replacing this loss. However, the new growth might not happen until Spring or Summer when it is warmer and brighter. Another possibility is that in Winter. with the heat running, the soil surface is drying faster than the subsurface? I'm not sure about that though. It is a big plant in a small pot, so it might need the frequent watering. [/QUOTE]