A 20-year-old Schefflera (2x2 ft) was left outside in 20°F for 2–3 nights. After moving indoors to a bright window and watering, it wilted.
Scheffleras are tropical; roots freeze after prolonged exposure below 50°F. After 2–3 days at 20°F, roots are dead and the plant will not survive. Replace it and keep tropical plants indoors from October to April in cold climates.
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