If needles fall at a touch, the tree is probably dead. Check roots: if soil falls apart with few roots → overwatered; if rootball dry and hard → underwatered. Water thoroughly, empty tray after 1 hour, then wait until pot feels much lighter. Not a swamp plant—overwatering kills more than underwatering.
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