Bromeliad frost recovery depends on damage extent and species. None tolerate below 50°F well. Keep warm, bright, reduce watering slightly (keep tank filled if tank-type), and wait.
"Pagoda plant" refers to ~20 different species. Generally: remove dead blooms, trim branches if it's a shrubby type. Most bloom on new growth, so pruning after flowering encourages next cycle.
Identify the specific plant (botanical name or photo) for precise advice.
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