Can the leaves of the lucky tree survive after being freeze-dried?

1. Can I still live?

This type of plant does not have a strong ability to resist cold. If it is placed on the window in winter and the temperature is lower than 10℃, it will be frostbitten and the leaves may dry up and fall off. If you observe its abnormality at this time and pay attention to improving its environment and taking good care of it, the plant can still be saved and regained its vitality.

2. Maintenance methods

1. When the temperature drops in winter, observe whether there is anything abnormal on the leaves of the plant. If the leaves of the plant are frozen, first move the plant to a warmer location, and then check how big the scars on the frozen leaves are. If there are not many areas affected by frostbite, cut off all the damaged leaves and branches at this time. If the plant is no longer damaged, it will continue to grow and produce new branches and leaves.

2. If the plant grown at home is relatively small, the entire plant may be frostbitten if placed on the windowsill. At this time, all the leaves will fall off and the branches will dry up. At this time, you need to move the plant to a room with a temperature greater than 15°C. If the flower soil is relatively dry, use water with a temperature similar to the room temperature to water the plant, and make sure the soil is watered thoroughly. After a while the plant may start growing again.