Transplanting our Bismarck Palm from pot to ground and the leaves are turning brown?

[PalmGuru]

How to Stop/Help Transplant Shock of a Bismarck Palm Tree.

I just transplanted our Bismarck Palm from Pot to Ground and the leaves are turning brown two weeks later what can we do to stop the plant from dying a quick response would be greatly appreciated.
thanks in advance

Response:

Bismarkia Nobilis are sensitive to transplanting. When transplanting a Bismark Palm it may go through a transplant shock. This is normal but preliminary actions should be taken. A soaking of the roots will help with the transplant phase. A good watering once a day for the first week and then every other day will help as well. The area which you live in may lack certain nutrients in the soil, therefor adding an amenity to the soil when transplanting a palm will insure its growth. Mycorrhizal fungi, is a Fungi that coexist with plants, colonizing the root systems. By adding this fungi to the soil it will act as a vital boost, helping it survive under conditions of stress. Temperatures of the soil also could play a role in the shock, this is why the time of the year for transplant should also be taken into consideration.

[sugarweed]

Was great, I was about to ask the same question and you have answered it. Thanks so much. If I have any more questions I wont hesitate to ask.
Thanks

[Dylan G]

Isn't Over watering a palm tree bad????

[mailman909]

Your palm tree is in shock or will be in shock. When i transplanted my flowers to a hanging pot they would turn brown for a month but then come back to normal. I think thats just because the roots are getting accustomed to the new type of soil...

but definately thoruoghly water your plants or palms after planting them.

[canadian palm lover]

Has anyone tried germinating Bismarks in peat pots (appropriate soil) and when germinated transplanting peat pot and all into a larger pot (or ground) thus not disturbing the brittle root. I have Bismark seeds soaking and thought i might try this. Easier to control heat using small peat pots instead of germinating in a large pot or having to transplant seedling after using bag method.