Juniper Bonsai needles turning black. Need advise please!
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Adamski77
Chumono
I don't see any major problem... junipers in winter do get brown/brownish. But you say black that I don't see... maybe talking about two different things.
Wires_Guy_wires
Imperial Masterpiece
The interior and weak foliage usually turns brown when it dies. If it dies during a frost, they can turn purple and then a mushy black.
That's a normal process. But it can look unsightly.
If it expands into the healthy green, it's a reason to investigate. Keep an eye on it, and report to us if that happens. Not that there's much you can do during the cold season, but it might indicate a you'd need to change a plan the next growing season.
That's a normal process. But it can look unsightly.
If it expands into the healthy green, it's a reason to investigate. Keep an eye on it, and report to us if that happens. Not that there's much you can do during the cold season, but it might indicate a you'd need to change a plan the next growing season.
