Sabina vulgaris is not strict with soil quality, and weak acid to alkaline soil can grow well. I like places with plenty of sunshine, good ventilation and high humidity. Spray foliar water frequently in summer and apply thin fertilizer frequently in growing period (prefer chemical fertilizer). It's best to wet the basin soil, but no water is allowed. Cold tolerance is good in winter, and Huanghuai area can overwinter in the open air.

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The best potted season of Sabina vulgaris is autumn or early spring. Young trees can take less or no soil balls, bare roots should be stained with mud, old piles should take as many soil balls as possible, and plain soil should be used when filling pots, not cultivated soil mixed with fertilizer. After potted plants are put into pots, Sabina vulgaris can properly remove some unnecessary branches, shade them slightly, and often spray water on the branches, and it can be managed normally after one month. After cypress is put into the pot, it is especially necessary to prevent the harm of stem borers (which will occur in autumn and spring). For the cypress pile blank that has just been potted, the old bark on the trunk should be removed first to reduce the existence of eggs, and then the branches should be sprayed with chemical agents (spraying branches with Jiuxiaoling). After one year of potted (if it grows vigorously), it can be shaped, and the modeling time should be autumn and winter or early spring. Especially the bending of big branches. It is easy to climb and bind metal wires, and the overall shape is mainly binding, supplemented by pruning.