A foxtail palm with a new spear that's green at the base but gray/fuzzy on the top 18 inches shows freeze damage. The spear holds tight—good sign. Do not cut the gray portion.
Cutting invites pathogens and removes whatever photosynthetic capacity remains. The palm will shed or push through naturally.
Patience and nutrition are the only tools.
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