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Tibouchina Winter Damage in Florida: Patience for Spring Recovery

Cause

Cold winter damaged tropical Tibouchina (glory bush). Curling, browning new leaves are typical post-freeze.

Action

Prune dead stems.
Wait for spring warmth.
New growth will be lush as humidity rises.

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