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Old 04-01-2011, 12:22 AM
richib richib is offline
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Originally Posted by coykiesaol View Post
I got a juniper bonsai in December and I think something is wrong with it. It's pins are turning brittle and slightly purple. And the core of the tree (where the branches meet the trunk) is a weird brown - it didn't look like this before. I also found a white cotton-like fungus on the soil and the rocks in the water tray the pot sits in.

I have to admit, I know nothing about what I am doing! I keep it indoors out of the direct sunlight and I water it when it needs watering by checking the moisture of the soil.
I would really appreciate anyone's help or comments.
Thank you!
Hi, Sounds like a symtom of over watering.. At this time of year try and make sure the tree gets some sun for at least half the day, dont water again until the soil has had a chance to dry out a lot more.. keep an eye on it and see what happens...
Good luck...