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Freeze-Damaged Foxtail Palms: Can They Recover?

Assessing Foxtail Palm Survival After Hard Freeze

If the growing point (heart) shows any green, remove dead fronds and apply hydrogen peroxide or Atomic Grow weekly to combat fungal rot. If the crown is brown and shredded with no green, the palm is dead and should be removed.

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