Seedlings started from seed last fall, hardened off this spring. Some show tip dieback (gray-white needles) progressing to whole plant death.
Foliage/twig pathogens require lab confirmation. Contact county Extension for sample submission.
Prune: Snip off affected tips, dispose.
Drainage: Ensure well-drained soil—wet soil causes root rot showing as tip death.
Monitor: Watch survivors for spread.
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