My Orange Tree got a frost,so can i bring it back to life?

Answer 1

well you have to wait in till the winter finishes. then you put some fertilizer on it and it will star coming back to life.(it would take a couple of weeks).

Answer 2

The tree, almost assuredly, is still alive. The blossoms, I'm sure, were killed, so there is probably little to no chance of fruit this year. Some of the more tender end branches may have been frozen and may need to be pruned back, but the heavier branches and trunk are very likely still alive. If you scrape a little of the outer bark off of some of the branches and see green, that branch, at least at that point, is alive. It may take a year or two for the tree to "regroup" and be productive again, but I'm sure it's okay.

Answer 3

A frost will not kill an orange tree now a FREEZE that is another story. Do not prune it until it starts to come back in the spring.
Then you will be able to tell how much damage there was.

Answer 4

extremely, interior the analogy specially being drawn the trees are human beings, not faith. The fruit isn't the folk, yet what the guy produces, be it the two good or evil. For the analogy to contain faith, it would be seen a extensive orchard or wooded area. There could be the two good and undesirable trees interior of them... you won't be able to assume an orchard is undesirable through fact one tree does not produce good fruit. How approximately showing some compassion and understanding... no one is right. FYI - the fake prophets in Matt 7:15 are human beings, not a team or a faith.

Answer 5

probably not -- but leave it be for a few months to see if new growth developes. I've seen both California and Florida citrus come back after a frost. good luck.

Answer 6

wait until sunlight comes back or dies all well.