Generally, the materials obtained by potted seedlings of Podocarpus are mainly sowing seedlings or cutting seedlings after several years of artificial propagation and cultivation. These materials need to be cultivated on the land for many years, and most of them are moved to seedling pots and shaped by pruning. Potted pearl Podocarpus seedlings are vigorous, classical, exquisite and elegant. The best planting methods are private purple sand pottery flowerpots and glazed pottery flowerpots. The flowerpot is suitable for sandy soil with soft texture, good drainage performance, sufficient fertilizer and slight acidity. It is best to lay a layer of coarse sand on the bottom of the flowerpot to facilitate drainage. Podocarpus seedlings planted in flowerpots are best transferred when they germinate in spring. Long seedlings should be covered with soil, cut off withered roots and long roots, and let the roots spread in the soil of the flowerpot, so as to survive faster and grow better. The potted seedlings of Podocarpus przewalskii are usually based on climbing, combined with proper pruning. Climbing and tying is suitable for seedling dormancy, and tying with brown silk requires that the brown is not exposed, the trunk is bent, the branches are bent, and the shape is naturally not stiff.