How to treat frozen peace trees

1. Cut off the branches

It is a plant that cannot withstand the cold. Once it suffers from frost damage, the branches and leaves on the plant will turn yellow and fall off to varying degrees. Collect the fallen leaves, and then trim the yellow branches and leaves. Cut off this part and do not leave it there. If you cut it off, it will reduce nutrient consumption and make the whole plant look less messy.

2. Treat the roots

Frost damage may also occur because the potting soil has been too wet for a long time, coupled with the influence of cold climate, causing frost damage to the root system. In this case, the roots will turn black and lose vitality. The roots need to be treated, all rotten roots need to be cut off and not left on the roots. Carbendazim should also be sprayed for disinfection and sterilization.

3. Adjust the temperature

Since there has been frost damage, it naturally cannot be kept in the original place for maintenance. The plant needs to be moved to a warm place, and the entire plant needs to be placed indoors. The temperature should be adjusted to a suitable range, and it can live well in winter at around 15-20 degrees. Also pay attention to proper exposure to sunlight, which will help the plant recover, increase the overall temperature, and promote the growth of new branches next year.