Vickie's schefflera spent a night in a car where temperatures dropped into the teens (°F). The plant has sentimental value from her father's funeral.
Scheffleras are tropical; foliage damage starts below 40 °F, root damage at freezing. Teens likely caused serious root injury. Recovery is unlikely but not impossible.
If roots survived, very slow recovery may occur. Monitor for months.
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