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Don't take my word for this but looking at the picture I can only see browning at the tips of the foliage, when you trimed back did you trim with siccors or by hand (pinching?) if it was using scissors then chances are that this has caused it you should not cut through the neddles or they will brown at the tips, however it isn't serious and i'd think it would be all green by mid summer at latest.

Agree with Fred though should be outside through winter and consequently from it not being, it could be an early indication of something more serious.

Hope it helps Jonny.

21-Mar-2004	#5
Jonny D bonsaiTALK Master Join Date: Jul-2003 Location: North Yorkshire Country: England USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 448	Don't take my word for this but looking at the picture I can only see browning at the tips of the foliage, when you trimed back did you trim with siccors or by hand (pinching?) if it was using scissors then chances are that this has caused it you should not cut through the neddles or they will brown at the tips, however it isn't serious and i'd think it would be all green by mid summer at latest. Agree with Fred though should be outside through winter and consequently from it not being, it could be an early indication of something more serious. Hope it helps Jonny.