A couple of weeks ago I bought a pretty big Kentia Palme (2 meters high).

I planted it in a 10 times larger pot than the original one. The soil is made for palms. A mixture of sphagnum and small hydro balls. I placed a 4 cm layer of hydro balls on the bottom of the pot as well. The pot is without holes on the bottom.

I removed some of the old soil before planting.

Washed the leaves with soft tissues dripped in osmose water.

Watered it heavily. My water contains a lot of calcium. :(

Placed it by the big window where it gets some direct sun during only 2 or so hours per day.

I spay the the leaves 2 times a day with osmose water. The leaves dry out before the sun is up.

And here is my issue. A day after planting I noticed that some leaves started to get tiny holes by the roots of the leaves. It looks like they crack. There are no insects on them. One some lower leaves there are yellow/brown spots which get bigger.

The soil is constantly moist without me watering the Palme. When I squeeze the soil from 2 cm depth I can squeeze some water out of it.

What shall I do? :(((((

Is it because it got chock after transport, new light conditions and repotting?

Too much water? If I try to lift the pot it still feel pretty heavy :(

Lack of minerals? Or too much calcium in the water?

Thank u in advance!!!!

Alex