Mandevillas tolerate temperatures near freezing but not hard freezes. If only a light frost occurred, the roots—insulated by soil and pot—are likely alive and will regrow.
Once all damaged leaves have fallen, cut each stem back to just above the lowest node (the bump where a leaf was attached). New shoots will emerge from these nodes.
With proper light and careful watering, the Mandevilla will regrow into a full, compact plant. Monitor for pests, as stressed plants are more susceptible.
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