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Membre Planta

We had to move during a snowy winter day and many of my plants froze, it’s been a month and they are so much better now. You can notice the parts of the leaves that had survived and the ones that got cauterized by the freeze, however this is an appreciation post for the strength of nature and how he is fighting with new growth in all of the branches! There’s a skinny tall one that was just starting to grow but all of the leaves froze and it’s just branching around the middle part. Should I cut it down around that area? I’m currently waiting for all of those leaves to fall so I can make a move Thank you for any comments, and advices 🌱

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  1. Jay

    This just happened to my rubber tree aswell, many didnt survive but my rubber tree and my philodendron prince of orange are thriving better than before!

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    • Membre Planta

      What a beauty!! Do you fertilize? I’ve tried the sticks before but it’s been a while since

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    • Jay

      I actually fertilize every watering ( VERY diluted) so i never have a schedule to stick to, i always forget if its once a month, i take one of the miracle grow pump bottles and do 1/2 of the reccomended dose, so if it says 2 pumps per 16oz of water i do 1 pump into 16oz of water (usually the same oz as a water bottle) if you do more itll hurt the plant more than help, but my plants seem to love it

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    • Jay

      This is what i use! It helps their color too i think, thats why its such a vibrant color on my orange!

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