flowerbug
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it may be ok in time...
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I hope so, i always give them away after flowering. This ones special
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it is too cool here for anything tropical/subtropical, but i love the plants/flowers/colors/shapes...
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Very cool here grow them as house plants
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keep it alive and in a few months, there will be more leaves and roots showing up.
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Not looking good taken today
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trim off the brown stuff. it will be fine. central stalk is still green. 
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Make sure you do not over water. I does look like it got frozen. It will bloom again as soon as you fertilize it.I would let it rest a bit from the damage and then start with the fertilizer.
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As bad as leafs look flower looks fine
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Yep. Trim off the bad leaves at the base if they bother you. Then set it aside in a south/west facing window. Soak every week.
