Thip, I'm sorry to hear that.

It sounds like your plant has been shocked by the cold. Did he leave it in the car??? What a...

Cold damage is irreversible so just remove any/all permanently damaged parts of the plant. Sorry.

Be very careful about over watering right now and do not give the plant any fertilizer.

ThereÂs really not much you can do at this point but be patient. ItÂs the wait-and-see period. Bear in mind that itÂs still a little early to know what the final result will be. Just watch your plant for signs of what it may need from you and cater to that.

Good luck!

Lesson learned: NEVER loan plants to someone who can't grow them for themselves.

I'm sorry your coworker was so clueless. He/she should only be allowed to have fake plants from now on!

Take a sharp scissors and trim the leaves back into shape and wait, like naturelover suggested.

I have a client who used two of these as DOORSTOPS to outside for an office lobby during a power outage from an ice storm because the fancy electric card keys wouldn't work!! It was about 18 degrees and WINDY when I found them. The one on the less windy side of the building only had some spots, the windier one had lots of brown leaves and one whole head was crispy. Needless to say, the client will be paying to replace them.