Multi-trunk Christmas palms (Adonidia) lost one trunk each to frost; the crown broke off at the trunk, leaving a bare stub.
Adonidias self-clean (shed fronds naturally). For aesthetics, prune the broken petiole (frond stalk) flush to the trunk, but *do not* cut into the "boot" (frond base attached to trunk). The boot will eventually shed on its own.
The remaining healthy trunks will continue growing. No sealant or fertilizer required for the wound.
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