All conifers carry two needle age classes. The older (inner) set browns and drops annually—usually in fall, sometimes spring. This is normal physiology, not disease.
If NEW growth (tips) browns, or entire branches die, or symptoms spread upward rapidly → then investigate pathogens (rhizosphaera, cytospora) or pests.
Continue normal care. Mulch, water during drought, no fertilizer needed for established dwarf conifers.
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