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Foxtail Palm Post-Freeze in Orlando: Spear Test for Life

Critical Test

Gently tug the center spear. Holds firm = alive. Pulls out with mush = dead.

No Growth After 1 Month

If spear holds, keep waiting. Recovery can be slow. No action accelerates it.

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