Looks like root rot to me. Same thing happened to my large trachy about a month ago. Is it being filtered? Does the water filter right out onto a saucer?

Yes, it does go into a saucer. But for a long time it was in a pot that didnt have a hole and it was in swampy water. The spear wont pull though. Is it still alive?

Let it dry out a little between waterings and keep an eye
on the spear..if it is solid it still has a chance.

put in by a window to get some sun so it can get somewhat drier, because that soil looks pretty moist.

I think that it being flooded caught up to it. But a sunny window (or outside if its sunny and mild) might bring it back. Right now it might die, but if the spear didnt pull than it can definitely come back to its former glory. Whatever happens, dont get too disappointed. I have lost a good share of palms and I have almost lost some palms only for them to come back and grow normally.
Good luck! Keep us updated!
-Alex

Hello Everyone,

Hi Hunter!

I agree with all of the above posters, looks like the soil is very moist. Let is dry out like they say, and always give good drainage to your plants and trees.

What type of soil are you using? It looks like it is pretty heavy...

Like Alex said, we all have lost some, I have lost my fair share of Coconut Palms, some can grow them some cant. I Cant!!! LOL... i think i watered them to much with knidness before i had a handle on what they needed and what type of soil they should be in.

Keep an eye on the spear and hopefully it will continue to grow, if not...try again!!!

I see that Coconut palm behind the Windmill...Looks good!

Take Care,

Laura in VB