Orchid growers please help. My 8 yr Dancing Lady Oncidum has been frosted & I do not know what to do. This orchid has bloomed religiously for me, & usually sits in an east window in my kitchen. I moved it this yr. to another room to accomodate its 4' flower spikes.However, someone opened the window a crack, & I did not notice it untill the next morning. The damaged parts are not extensive, just the parts which were closest to the opened window & exposed to the cold draft all night. Those parts are this yrs. flowering spikes & the new off shoots. Please tell me what to do for this plant to help save it.
T.Y.

Thank You Will for your prompt response.
I have trimed off the damaged parts of the orchid as you sujested, & returned it to its original place where I can keep an eye
on it. Rite now it looks a bit bare compared to the way Im used to it looking. Luckily the rest of the plant is still a nice green, with no further signs of shrivling, or yellowing, & there are several smaller new growths which should eventually grow in to fill those empty places. Hopefully in a year or two I can hope for more of those beautiful flowers for the holiday.
Thank You again Will for your help.