A reader in Louisiana left a small potted palm outside during a cold snap. Trunk looks good, most leaves fell off. Now inside; looks “sick.”
If the growing tip is dead, the palm will not recover. Doing less is best.
For a cold damage guide, email wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com.
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