HELPPPPPP ASAP!!! 😭😭😭🌿🌿 in a panic i pot ice in the pot and just hosed it down with cold water along with cold water misting but other than that what do it do!!!! is this reversible?!?! can i pot it in the freezer?? 😭😭😭😭 i’m being it inside now
HELPPPPPP ASAP!!! 😭😭😭🌿🌿 in a panic i pot ice in the pot and just hosed it down with cold water along with cold water misting but other than that what do it do!!!! is this reversible?!?! can i pot it in the freezer?? 😭😭😭😭 i’m being it inside now
You can’t reverse the damage to the leaves. They looked sunburned and will probably die in those spots. But I imagine the plant itself will survive, after some of the damaged leaves die off. You’ve still got a lot of green in there
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1 likeI’d leave them until you notice them actually dying. Some of them still have some green to them and might survive. Once you see they’re actually dying off, then you can probably trim them.
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0 likesI would cut the damaged leaves off, so it can put its energy towards any healthy leaves and new growth.
4 likesCut the ones with the worst damage. Leave any damaged leaves that are half green or more. The half damaged leaves can be trimmed later when new growth replaces them
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1 likeI would remove the ice, it’s going to shock the root system. There’s no point in doing ice as plants can’t feel pain so it wouldn’t be like icing a sunburn. The burnt parts won’t come back, but the roots and plant base might still be fine, so there’s potential for it to bounce back. I would trim the damage like they said but overall use your normal care routine. Don’t over water it to try to overcompensate for it being burned or you’ll cause issues in the root system and then you’ll get rot. Just be patient, plants are resilient but sometimes they take a bit more time to grow after trauma. Good luck!
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