Pale, yellow, droopy lower foliage + healthy top = nitrogen or iron deficiency in alkaline soil. Brandon cedar (Thuja occidentalis 'Brandon') prefers slightly acidic conditions.
Miracid (water-soluble) for quick green-up, but not slow-release. Use as supplement, not primary.
If >7.0, add elemental sulfur per soil test. Long-term fix for nutrient availability.
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