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David.
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Location: San Benito , Texas

Posted: Sun 06 Feb, 2011 6:13 pm

Does indicate really bad damage in citrus?
Soem leaves look alittle spotted where they froze also.
Will i lose this tree?

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TRI
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Location: Homestead, FL Zone 10

Posted: Sun 06 Feb, 2011 10:09 pm

How cold did it get where you are? I had some minor wood spittling on small twigs which have healed. What was your weather like before the freeze?
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mrtexas
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Location: 9a Missouri City,TX

Posted: Sun 06 Feb, 2011 10:20 pm

It means the branches froze. Doesn't mean they have been killed. I don't see any splitting here in Beaumont where we had 19 hours of freezing to 23F.
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David.
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Posted: Tue 08 Feb, 2011 2:17 pm

Hey tri my temps where liek int he 80's to 90's before this cold snap and got down to 29 for liek 2 hours then stayed in freezing temps for the night then freezing weather the next night.
Hey mr tex i only got it on my mexican lime tree the rest faired good. Its just that my trees had just woken up for like 2 weeks before this happened. So it had blossoms and tons of new growth.

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