Can anthurium survive frostbitten?

1. Can I still live?

Anthurium is not cold-resistant. If the temperature in winter is lower than 12 degrees Celsius, it may get frostbite. Whether the plant can survive after frostbite depends on the specific situation. If only the branches and leaves are frozen, the twigs and leaves are withered, but the roots are still healthy and the inside is still green after peeling, then as long as effective measures are taken, it can still survive. If you find that the roots are also frozen, it will be difficult for the plant to survive even in the spring of next year. You need to make a judgment based on the specific situation.

2. Rescue measures

1. Application of medicine: According to the condition of the plant, you can go to the pharmacy to buy some medicine for frostbite and apply it to the plant, which can effectively relieve the symptoms of frostbite.

2. Water control: The reason for frostbite is generally due to excessive water and cold weather, so the roots will be frostbitten. If you find this situation, you need to control watering immediately and keep the soil in the pot dry. You should also pay attention to this issue during future maintenance.

3. Transfer: Once frostbite is discovered, it must not be left outside. The entire plant must be moved to a warm place, close to heating equipment, to avoid cold winds, so that the entire plant can recover and alleviate the frostbite.