My Aloe plants froze

My aloe plants were on my enclosed porch when the temp fell to 9 degrees. They look awful, but the old plant seems to be in better shape than the young ones. Is there anything I need to help them? They are all froze. Will they come back?

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#1 Comment By Heather On 01/24/2014 @ 12:46 pm

Older plants do have more resistance to cold than younger plants do, so that is not surprising. The older plants will have a chance if their roots are still intact. It will take them awhile to recover, and some of the leaves will die back, but with a little TLC, they should recover. The younger plants are most likely a loss. But only time will tell.

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