Geraniums left out in frost. Spray with water to save?
Frost = ice crystals forming on surfaces via ice-nucleating bacteria (Pseudomonas syringae). Pure water supercools below 32°F without freezing—needs nucleus.
Pelargoniums hardy to 28°F if hardened off (weeks of cool nights). Sudden frost on unhardened plants kills.
Harden off gradually. Don't fertilize/water late season—disrupts antifreeze production.
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