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Rescue a frosty plant

Lynfo · 2006-11-03 11:41:59

Due to the recent morning frost, one or 2 of my outdoor potted plants have been frozen (half to death by the look of them). One of them is a begonia bonfire, the name of the other escapes me at the moment. I brought them in this morning and placed them in front of a glass door to let the sun in at them this afternoon - has…

03-11-2006 11:41am

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Lynfo

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Due to the recent morning frost, one or 2 of my outdoor potted plants have been frozen (half to death by the look of them). One of them is a begonia bonfire, the name of the other escapes me at the moment. I brought them in this morning and placed them in front of a glass door to let the sun in at them this afternoon - has anybody any tips on how to nurture them back to health or is it too late?

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#2 03-11-2006 2:33pm

GreeBo

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If they have already been frozen then there is not much you can do to "undo" the damage
Keep them inside or wrapped up when outside
anything flowering and in a pot should be protected at the moment

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