Norway spruce (5–7 ft) have rust-colored needles on inner branches. Extremely dry summer, no watering. Owner can send photos.
If outer needles green and tips show growth, tree is shedding older inner needles excessively due to drought. Conifers normally drop inner needles gradually; drought accelerates this. Not a disease.
Water deeply during dry periods. Tree should recover with normal rainfall.
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