Three young queen palms in Florida have brown, lacy fronds from one extreme cold night. Owner hates to lose the long fronds but wonders if they'll heal.
Nick says: Any green or yellow = functioning (photosynthesizing). Leave them. Only fully brown fronds should be cut snug to trunk (don't cut trunk). Wait until next month for clearer picture.
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