I Have A Calamondin Plant That Was Damaged By The Cold.

I live in South Carolina and I have a Calamondin tree that was damaged by the cold. It was wrapped in burlap and a plastic bag when it got cold. It still has green on the bottom but the top is like bleached out. Can I trim it back now so it will bloom again. Thank you.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 02/19/2024 @ 12:56 am

You need to wait till spring when all frosts have passed before cutting it back. Leaving the stems and foliage now will help protect it from further cold damage. This article should help:

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