Yellow tipped juniper

[crab apple]

Are there any junipers that are supposta have yellow tips or is this just Chlorosis? These yellow tips don't look sickly at all. I have been throwing iron suppliments at this thing for years and it just seems to get yellower, but a pretty yellow. Sould I just give up and except the yellow. It's in bonsai soil, all my other plants seem health for now.

 

[RKatzin]

I think you have a variegated junnie. Probably called 'Golden' something. I have a nice blue that the new growth is white. Looks frosted.

 

[Bonsai Forest]

I have a similar. I think it’s called gold lace juniper. Might be a gold thread cypress.

 

[Kbazz]

I have a juniper that does this. Juniperus x pfiteriana 'Old Gold Juniper'

 

[pandacular]

The yellower parts do not have a full cuticle layer (i.e., they haven’t “hardened off” in bonsai parlance) and will be matching the rest of foliage by mid summer. This is just the color of new growth, similar to how maple leaves come out red and orange before turning green.

 

[Javaman4373]

I have a juniper called "Plumosa Aurea". that has very yellow foliage.

 

[crab apple]

Im glad to learn this is normal, somehow i always assossiated the yellow with chlorosis. Thanks everyone for your replies.