Corn plant (Dracaena fragrans) doesn't go dormant. Crown tissue freezes at 32°F even if roots are insulated.
Bring indoors to bright, indirect light. Water when top 2″ dry. Accept leaf drop; it will recover.
A heated, framed enclosure on the porch works but costs more than the plant's value and poses fire risk.
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