If the green radish is frozen to death, will it grow again next year?

1. Will it grow longer next year?

Whether it can grow again after being frostbitten depends on the specific situation. If only the leaves are dry, yellow, and withered, but the main trunk is still there, in this case, as long as you pay attention to the maintenance methods and take timely measures, it can still grow again. If all the branches and leaves are dry and yellow, the trunk is shriveled and withered, the roots are rotten, and the whole plant has lost its vitality, this situation is difficult to save. It has been confirmed that it has been frozen to death, so you can just throw it away and buy a new pot. If only the roots are rotten and the branches and leaves above are still intact, it can be saved.

2. Rescue measures

1. For branches and leaves that turn yellow and dry, the main trunk is still alive. In this case, you can cut off the yellow leaves, increase the surrounding temperature, and place it in a diffuse light environment. It may recover after a period of time, and new leaves will grow next year. Pay attention to keeping warm during subsequent maintenance.

2. If the roots are rotten but the branches and leaves are still healthy, you can cut off the rotten roots and replant and cultivate them, or you can select strong branches and cut them into breathable substrate, so that they have a chance to revive next year.