To check if a drought-stressed witch hazel is alive, scratch the bark with a thumbnail. Green tissue underneath indicates living cambium—there's hope for spring recovery. Brown, dry tissue means the branch is dead. The plant may leaf out late (April), so wait before concluding it's lost.
Rescuing Euphorbia Cuttings from a Collapsed Plant
Jade Plant Root Rot: Skip Repotting, Use Superthrive, Monitor Firmness
Nepenthes distillatoria: Dead from Cold Stress
Dewy Pine (Drosophyllum) Cut Back: Is It Dead After Months With No Regrowth?
Nepenthes Lid Drying: Normal Transition, Not Death
Venus Flytrap in Glass Vase: Likely Dead from Rot and Poor Dormancy
Banana Plant Collapse: Corn Borers in Mother, Save the Pups
Testing for Life in Freeze-Damaged Caribbean Copper Plant
Dividing and Transplanting Monkey Grass (Mondo Grass)
Reviving a Leggy Daisy Tree (Argyranthemum) After Winter Storage
Rescuing a Failing New Azalea: Soil Preparation and Harpin Protein Treatment
Reviving Cold-Damaged Oleander in Georgia
Planting Near a Septic Tank: Keep Trees 15+ Feet Away or Install a Root Barrier
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