Purple, 2011/12 has been the mildest winter ever. During March, we had about two wks at 80-90F, and very high humidity. Then temps dropped, but the lowest was 40F. Then we had a little over a wk in the 90's. This week was mid to high 70's, days, 60's night. It's all over the place. I've never had a Sans that bloomed. Seems few ppl get theirs to flower. Maybe the cold had something to do with yours flowering or a combination. How is your house so humid when temps are cool? lol. Do you run a humidifer? I've never been in a home where oil is used for heating. Is it a dry or humid heat? Don't worry Purple, you can run different experiments with your Callisia. Remember, invasive house plant. lol. Is Callisia hardy? You mentioned it growing as a ground cover. That's one thing I don't have to worry about here; it wouldn't survive normal winters..Normal opposed to this last winter. I'm shocked a good number of annuals returned. But, I wish our winters were always as mild. People in 'Palm Forum' who live in Chicago and as far north as Canada grow palms and certain succulents in their garden. The palm in Chicago is huge. The guy lives by the lake front which is a lot colder and windier than my area..sw burbs. The wind chill makes 35F feel like single digit. I'll try getting a pic today. I'm working inside, taking a break, checking emails and GW..lol. Anyway, Congreats on flowering Sans and Callisia

Put it in fast draining mix and fertilize when its warm. You could try a little liquid fertilizer if you keep your palm warm, moist and it might help. Usually when you have root rot the tips of the leafs look burnt and yours do not look like that to me.Looks more nutritional to me. Maybe someone with more experience will give you a better answer. Good luck

Hi Redneck, Have you changed its environment at all. As long as the center is still growong ity has a good chance. Does it have enough light, nutrients and balance of water? If you can determine the type of palm this is the other information will be ez to find.

Elvis had gone back to the cabin for a jelly doughnut, so he missed the photo-op!! You gotta have a sense of humor about these tabloid rags...if I'm not mistaken, this is the same one that also ran the headline stories "World War 2 Bomber Found on the Moon" and "Farmer Shoots 23 lb. Grasshopper"... the farmer story I saved. I have a picture of that one too, if anyone wants to see it.