Swati has 20+ mature pines. One died completely (brown). Now adjacent pine has two brown branches, and a front-yard pine also affected. Disease appears to be spreading.
Steve listed multiple potential causes (dry weather, other factors) but emphasized accurate diagnosis requires on-site evaluation.
With multiple trees affected and apparent spread, professional diagnosis is critical. Pine diseases like pine wilt, beetle infestations, or root rots can devastate stands rapidly. Delay risks losing more trees.
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