What should I do if the weeping angel gets frostbitten? Can it survive after getting frostbitten?

1. What to do if you get frostbite

1. Move indoors: The weeping angel cannot tolerate the cold. If it gets frostbitten when placed outdoors, it needs to be moved indoors, and the movement must be done carefully and gently. Note that the indoor temperature should not be too high. A large temperature difference is not good for recovery. The indoor temperature should be above 10 degrees Celsius. Leave it alone and wait for itself to recover. Although frostbitten leaves will not become fresh again, they can grow new buds and leaves.

2. Cut off frozen leaves: Prepare sterilized tools, and then remove the frozen leaves to prevent the frozen and rotten parts from spreading to other places. If the leaves have turned yellow and spread to the stems, they need to be cut off as well. It can prevent other problems of the plants and also improve their appearance.

3. Appropriate exposure to light: Don’t rush to expose the plant to strong light after being frostbitten. First expose the plant to appropriate diffuse light, which can promote growth and recovery, and also increase the temperature of the plant.

4. Control watering: Do not rush to water the plant after it is frostbitten. You can give it a small amount of water in the later stage, keep the soil in the pot dry, and do not water it too much.

2. Can you survive frostbite?

After the weeping angel plant is frozen, if only the leaves have problems and the roots and stems are still healthy and strong, it can still survive if timely measures are taken.