More than likely you have under or overwatered. Anytime I've had these issues, it has been from soggy soil rotting the roots
Awe ok. I've been watering every night. Thought my soil drained better. I'll have to skip days in between waterings. Thanks for the input
Ok get ya a pic of the soil. I'm making dinner so I'll get it to ya in about 15 mins
Ok get ya a pic of the soil. I'm making dinner so I'll get it to ya in about 15 mins
Hi rockm. Here is a pic of the soil my dead juniper was in
Usuallly a crumbeling tree is dead tree. I've brought a Pine or two back from looking dead, but---Juinpers; once crunchy for ever cruhchy. The best thing you can do at this polnt is stop fooling yourself inti thinking the tree can be savd and start the forensics to see what went wrong. So maybe you can make sure it does'nt happen again.
yeah. Bad soil. Big pebbles and peat moss isn't bonsai soil. It's an attempt at it, but peat moss is a bad thing for junipers. It holds too much water and IF it ever dries out, becomes impossible to re-wet. I'd look into getting a bag of decent bonsai soil from a reputable dealer online.
