You moved your long-time Norfolk pine outdoors because of needle drop. You water once or twice a week. To diagnose, I need:
Most common causes: overwatering (worst), underwatering, or low winter humidity indoors. They need high humidity—misting helps. Nutrients are rarely the issue. Trying to pinpoint what changed this year.
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