My Rubber Plant Was Exposed to Cold Temps Before I Could Move It Inside

My rubber plant was very healthy during the summer out on my patio. Before I could move it inside, the temps dropped to under 50 degrees and now the top leaves are dried and curled. It’s in the house now. Should I trim the dead leaves off? Or should I let them fall off by themselves?

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#1 Comment By Nikki On 11/09/2011 @ 8:01 am

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