Wrapped in hessian, but crowns secreted black hard substance. Same for Rostrata. Owner asks if cutting top off allows regeneration.
If roots survived (surface freeze only), they may resprout. Cut to soil level, wait. Consider lifting and repotting in fresh mix for better recovery odds.
If freeze penetrated root zone, they're gone. But try—ferns can surprise.
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