"I repotted it and then it got worse." I hear that every day. Repotting is the single most common cause of
plant problems. The vast majority of potted
plants do best when they are kept moderately potbound. You may want to move your plam back to its original pot
That said, your parlor palm was struggling a bit before the repotting. These palms are very good low light
plants once they are well-established and if they are kept moist. Even a single episode of soil that gets too dry will cause a fluorish of brown tips and fronds. High humidity is fine, but is not a substitute for proper watering. The good news is that they will recover if the watering lapses are relatively infrequent.
