bonsaial1

Their juniper berries and what gin is made from. They are a natural part of the growing sequence in spring. If they bother you just pluck them off. They will do no harm if taken off.

The yellowing tips cound be many problems, fungus, mites, poor rootage, recent repot that is going south, poor drainage, or wind damage. Take your pick, without a better diagnosis it is very hard to pinpoint the exact cause.

Best, Al

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