Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) exposed to freezing garage temperatures in Iowa will show severe dieback—but can recover if roots survive.
New growth typically appears in 2–4 weeks. Full recovery by summer. The small rooted offset will grow independently.
Pothos is resilient—given warmth and light, it bounces back vigorously.
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