Originally Posted by meizzwang

In the San Francisco Bay Area, Raja Puri was able to maintain most of its leaves without any freeze burning despite a few nights that went below 32F. Maybe a the tip of a leaf here and there turned brown. Williams had most of its leaves fried, but the P-stem is all good. Dwarf Orinoco had a few fried (brown) leaves, but the P-stem is all good. Hi color Mini died all the way to the corm, and only the side suckers seem to be alive (the main P-stem turned completely brown to the ground). M. balbasiana, despite being exposed to the same temperatures, showed ZERO damage, it was pretty shocking.


From Top to bottom: Hi color Mini (the brown stem), Dwarf orinoco, Williams, Raja Puri, and raja puri. This photo was taken Feb 19. 2016:


I'll have more updates next winter with regards to how Ice Cream, Dwarf Brazilian, and Praying hands tolerate cold. Those overwintered indoors because they were too small.