Seems like it will get cold enough but do you think he duration is possibly too short to kill some of these cordylines regrowing or chamaerops regrowing from the suckers?
I think duration plays a role but also if there is a rain event before a freeze event increasing the chances of ice forming in the growing point causing damage, that makes things worse. This event is following a dry period and a windy day that largely dries out conditions, so that’s good. I suspect both Cordyline and Chamaerops will be fine if they are planted in the ground and dry before the freeze.
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Looks good! Those old school C9 lights are pretty effective.
Seems like it will get cold enough but do you think he duration is possibly too short to kill some of these cordylines regrowing or chamaerops regrowing from the suckers?
I think duration plays a role but also if there is a rain event before a freeze event increasing the chances of ice forming in the growing point causing damage, that makes things worse. This event is following a dry period and a windy day that largely dries out conditions, so that’s good. I suspect both Cordyline and Chamaerops will be fine if they are planted in the ground and dry before the freeze.