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I have this little Green Mound Juniper 名媛直播 that I've had since December. It's aways seemed healthy from the time I got it, until two weeks ago, when the leaves began to turn a green-ish yellow color. This is just the leaves, as far as I can see, the trunk and bigger roots don't look dried up or anything like that. I can't think of anything I did to the plant that would have caused this, aside from me pruning some of the leaves about a month ago. I also added some moss, but it never took root and died so I took it out. I give it a good soak 2-3 times a week and keep it in a sunny location. If anyone could tell me why this might be happening, and what I can do about it, I'd really appreciate it. Thank you.

NeonKraken wrote: I have this little Green Mound Juniper 名媛直播 that I've had since December. It's aways seemed healthy from the time I got it, until two weeks ago, when the leaves began to turn a green-ish yellow color.

If all leaves are yellow, it's dead. But please, post a picture. I hope you're not keeping it indoors?

No, Its outside. I will try to post a picture sometime tomorrow. So is there anything I can do? What do you think was the cause of this? Thanks.

NeonKraken wrote: No, Its outside. I will try to post a picture sometime tomorrow. So is there anything I can do? What do you think was the cause of this? Thanks.

I'll try and answer that after I've seen the picture.

Junipers hate wet roots. Soaking it a few times a week will kill it in almost all climates in many substrates. Keep it MUCH drier and hope it recovers

Here it is...

(I took it inside to take the picture)

Not looking good. Seems this plant has been stressed for a long time.
Probable cause was already given by Leatherback.

My Opinion: With seeing the type of soil it is in and how it is discolored I believe you have been overwatering it. I would suggest not soaking it and don't water until the top of the soil is dry. At this point the tree is probably dead. I would hold out hope for a week maybe, keep it in a sunny location, and water it only when the top is really dry. If it continues to yellow over the next 7 days then throw it away.
The soil looks like it can hold moisture for a while (potting soil). Junipers can grow in this but do not need to be watered very often. Junipers like a well draining soil and sun. I have one thriving in potting soil but I also mixed in Turface to help it drain. I might water it every 3 days right now (spring) maybe 4. The best mix would be Lava, Pumice, and Akadame (or Turface my choice).