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Wait! We Asked a Gardening Pro What to Do With Dead-Looking Plants Before Tossing Them

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Kseniya Ovchinnikova / Getty ImagesKey PointsPlants that look dead in winter may be struggling to stay alive or simply dormant.Check for any green foliage and examine the root ball before tossing a dead-looking plant.Cut back dead growth and rotten roots, treat the root ball, and repot to revive a struggling houseplant.Winter can be tough on houseplants, but don't go throwing out a dead-looking plant just yet. Some plants go into winter dormancy…

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The Spruce broke the news in on Saturday, February 21, 2026.
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