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Hi all!

I recently got a juniper tree about a week ago and have been taking (what I thought) was good care of it. However, today I woke up and noticed that some of the leaves had a sort of white/pale appearance, and I'm not quite sure why. I have attached pictures below. For context, it is an outdoor tree, and it has been outdoor since I got it, except when I took it inside to submerge it once - this is the method the vendor told me to use, but it seems like a lot of people online advise against it, so I stopped. It stays on my outdoor balcony and has been getting a good amount of direct sunlight. I have not let the tree dry out at all, and have been pretty consistent in making sure the soil is not too dry.

Could anyone tell me what is going on with my tree here? I would greatly appreciate it!

Hard to see on my small screen. But it looks like a healthy tree too me. Lots of young light green foliage that suggests that it is in a growth phase. Is it the new light green needles you worry about? Dont worry!

I don't see anything abnormal, for me, it is in good health, the new shoots still have a color difference with the old foliage