Hi all We had quite a freeze here (Tumwater, Washington, USA on the ocean side of the Cascade mountains), down to -12 C for a few days. One of our cats found the soil too frozen for it's liking, and discovered softer digging in one of my protected pots. Unfortunately, it unearthed an eight year old Cyclamen graecum tuber, and in the process broke its taproot off just below the tuber. The tuber is about the size of a golf ball, firm and with a few leaves. Is there any hope that it will put out new roots? What can I do to help it along, besides putting it back into its cleaned pot. The tuber itself appears undamaged. Thanks, Dave Brastow