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Hello,

I recently transferred my Japanese Juniper from a small pot to a larger one in order to grow the tree. After removing the old soil and cutting some of the smaller roots, I repotted the tree in a larger pot with potting soil I purchased from the local hardware store. I watered the soil thoroughly but after 3 weeks, the tree is drying out. I typically keep it outside under shade and bring it indoors at night. The person that I bought tree from said it was seven years old at the time of purchase, so it's 8 years old now. Any suggestions?

For next time; Keep it outside at all times and do not cut off the roots in winter.
This plant is dead, and probably a cutting of 2 yrs old.

hmargoss wrote: The person that I bought tree from said it was seven years old at the time of purchase, so it's 8 years old now.

The mother plant, maybe. This cutting is not more than 2, 3 years old.

Thanks for the reply Leatherback and AUK. Is there any chance of saving the tree?

Looks dead to me too, so no you will not be able to revive it

Thanks again