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Here are the pictures:

jedwardcole wrote: 20 degrees Fahrenheit, I'm in the US.

Already corrected my post. Strange how people from the US don't know that almost all countries in the world do not use F but C.

jedwardcole wrote: Here are the pictures:

No chance that this will recover as it is dead. It's not a bonsai either, by the way. Just a young juniper.

Disclaimer: this may sound rude, but that's not the intention. Just stating the facts - and we do get to see lots of dead, often very young, junipers and other plants on this forum.

Auk wrote:

jedwardcole wrote: 20 degrees Fahrenheit, I'm in the US.

Already corrected my post. Strange how people from the US don't know that almost all countries in the world do not use F but C.

Strange that you didn't read my post. I clearly stated where I lived.

Auk wrote: No chance that this will recover as it is dead. It's not a bonsai either, by the way. Just a young juniper.

Disclaimer: this may sound rude, but that's not the intention. Just stating the facts - and we do get to see lots of dead, often very young, junipers and other plants on this forum. Explaining that trees belong outdoros done on a daily basis.

...not another one , nooo, i cant take this anymore, so much death.....

jedwardcole wrote: Strange that you didn't read my post. I clearly stated where I lived.

Why is that relevant? C is a standard, F is not.

lucR wrote: ...not another one , nooo, i cant take this anymore, so much death.....

There are so many posts about unhealthy and dying trees on this forum that it's not funny.
That's only on this forum. Imagine how many people acquire and get a "bonsai", don't know what to do with it, and end up with a dead tree.

Auk wrote:

lucR wrote: ...not another one , nooo, i cant take this anymore, so much death.....

There are so many posts about unhealthy and dying trees on this forum that it's not funny.
That's only on this forum. Imagine how many people acquire and get a "bonsai", don't know what to do with it, and end up with a dead tree.

That's probably why they are produced by the thousands...
And I was being sarcastic , I really don't think it's funny at all

Do you really have 20 f/ -7c inside your working office? Sounds really unconfortable to work in.

Yes, it is dead and has been so for very long time.

If the temperature is correct, then I would say it died from overwatering the organic soil. Lower temperatures demands less watering and organic soil demands longer intervall between watering.