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MY friends were moving and forgot that they had placed their bonsai tree on the porch to keep it from getting damaged. Well unfortunately it was forgotten out on the porch for about 3 days, and we live in Florida. The attached pictures are what it currently looks like, is there anything I can do to salvage this tree???

It is as good as dead. Keeping a Juniper inside is a death sentence. This plamt has been dying for a long time.

chrisgreen160 wrote: ... is there anything I can do to salvage this tree???

No.

Evergreens don't turn around from browning like that.

Bull S##t...

stoneshirt wrote: Bull S##t...

Which part of the above question or replies was the reason for this not so very well substantiated statement?

Considering this plant suffered from suburn, I am not as pessiimistic as the other posters.

I would place the tree outside in a place where it gets sun in early mornings. Keep the plant from drying out fully. Spray he foliage frequently (multiple times a day) unless Florida is very humid at the moment anyway.And just wait. Chances are it will bounce back from the branches that are now still green.

stoneshirt wrote: Bull S##t...

I really hope so, it is sad when a tree dies.
Anyway, if it bounces back, please keep us posted with fresh pictures, one always can learn something from a happy experience like that!

stoneshirt wrote: Bull S##t...

Sorry, I speak from over 25 years in horticulture. I never have seen a declining evergreen rebound.

TBolt wrote:

stoneshirt wrote: Bull S##t...

Sorry, I speak from over 25 years in horticulture. I never have seen a declining evergreen rebound.

I have (which does not mean the future for this juniper looks bright)