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   Mehgan C.

   over 1 year ago

   One thing I’ve learned over the years, if there’s still green - it can be saved. I’d pull off any that are brown for the most part. Just keep it inside & at room temperature, away from anything cold or too hot. Anything yellow might go back green, or it’ll brown, which if it does, just pull them off. It should be alright.

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     c.cat

     over 1 year ago

     i second this, but once a leaf is damaged, it wont turn green again🌱

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   Wolfen 🐺

   over 1 year ago

   Ouch, I'd remove anything yellowing or brown so that they aren't taking energy from the plant, and then treat it like normal. Some leaves may continue to yellow or brown, especially if they had and cell bursting, edema, during the freeze. But if the roots stayed good and didnt fully freeze, it should grow back. If you notice a lot of new yellowing, unpot to check the roots, if some did freeze. They may rot later and cause an issue several weeks after the fact.

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