The reproduction of Sabina vulgaris is mainly through sowing and cutting, and the reproduction amount is very small. Secondly, cutting technology is not easy to learn. Compared with sowing, the higher the cost, the more restrictive factors, and planting is not recommended. The best sowing dates are February, March, April and late May. Different places are slightly different. Soak the seeds in water with high quality for 24 hours, then take them out and grind off the fake skin outside. The seedbed should be prepared, and the soil conditions should be loose, ventilated and sandy, which is convenient for planting seedlings in the later stage, flat and broken, accompanied by a small amount of fermented pig manure.

Next, the seeds are evenly spread on the seedbed, covered with a layer of sediment with a thickness of 1 cm, and then covered with a warm film. Seeds germinate in about 10 ~ 13 days, and plants are transplanted in 19 ~ 23 days. One-year-old seedlings can grow 1.6~ 1.9 m high and 1.5 cm in diameter. Sabina vulgaris has thick taproots and few fibrous roots, so it needs to be cut and transplanted in the second year, so that many roots can grow and be cut.

Sabina vulgaris needs a lot of nutrients in its growing period. It is considered that Sabina vulgaris grows 3 cm a year, and Sabina vulgaris in my nursery grows to 10 cm in two years. 1.2m-high seedling spacing can be 2.3 * 3m, with top dressing for three times in spring and summer and 65kg compound fertilizer for one acre. After topdressing and sprinkling water, Sabina vulgaris leaves fall off earlier, and a small amount of topdressing is needed in Mid-Autumn Festival. In the cold winter, farmyard manure, such as pig manure, sheep manure and chicken manure, can be scattered to 3.5 tons per mu, and farmyard manure can also solve the composition of mud. Don't worry about too much topdressing, it is impossible to burn seedlings, and you can often sprinkle water.