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Hello! I just bought this bonsai one week ago and some needle at the base of the branch start to get yellow.... Im kinda worried what can i do?

The photo disnt upload here they are!

Thats the start of a dying tree. What are you doing differently that the previous owner wasn't doing?

Are you watering it? Did you repot it? Did you clip it?

I Buy it in a store ive clip the verry tip of one branch for the look and ive put a very diluated algua fertilizer (only one) she sold me and i have water it two time when the soil began to be dry (im using tap water) i checked the root and they are still white and firm the pot is the original pot. I mist the needle alot during the day caus the sun is verry strong these day

Shephered wrote: Thats the start of a dying tree

No it's not.

Older needles at the base of the branch turning brow is completely normal.

This is a healthy looking very young juniper. It is not a bonsai, just a young plant.

What worrye the most is that its getting worst since 2-3 days and some of the not so old needle are getting yellow as well... But its definitly more on the old one. As you look to have a good knowledge of these trees, id like to know if that type of tree can have "too much sun" and if its safe to keep it inside during winter and colder weather

This needs to be outside.
I see no needles that has recently turned yellow. THey are all old brown.

Gabygau wrote: I mist the needle alot during the day caus the sun is verry strong these day

I wondering if junipers also can burn when get water mist under strong sun. I spray them just in morning and/or evening for reference : )

Gabygau wrote: id like to know if that type of tree can have "too much sun" and if its safe to keep it inside during winter and colder weather

They can never be indoors.

Felidae wrote:

Gabygau wrote: I mist the needle alot during the day caus the sun is verry strong these day

I wondering if junipers also can burn when get water mist under strong sun. I mist them just in morning and/or evening for reference : )

Mine are in full sun. I never mist, I think that's useless; the water evaporates quickly. If you're referring to water droplets functioning as a lens, causing sunburn: that's a myth.