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Nonparasitic needle blight or browning and shedding

Needles affected by nonparasitic needle blight turn brown. Needles and branchlets die. Branchlets fall, particularly in the late summer.

Solutions

A certain amount of older needle and branchlet shedding occurs and is increased by drought conditions. Provide enough water.

Nonparasitic needle blight
Nonparasitic needle blight

 

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