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Papaya fruit bearing subtropical and tropical trees, "Carica papaya", Papaya cultivars, and Papaya fruits.
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Are my pineapple plant and papaya plant saveable?
The answer in both cases is probably "wait and see", but the papaya is least likely to survive.
Temperatures below 34F can kill the leaves on papayas, which is what seems to have happened to yours. …
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