Evergreen cypress has been known to mankind since ancient times. This plant is a long-liver - trees are known that are over 1000 years old.
The culture needs a lot of diffused light, without direct sunlight, especially if it is a young plant. Withstands winter temperatures up to +5°C. Requires systematic watering in summer, in winter it is enough to water it once a week. Not picky about humidity.
Cypresses are propagated by cuttings in the same way as conifers. Remove the lower leaves from the cuttings and place them in a solution of epin or root for a day. After that, rinse the slices, sprinkle them with charcoal and plant the cuttings in containers with soil for conifers, deepening them by 1/3.
It grows rapidly: at three years, the height is 1 m, at 7-8 years - 4 m, in subsequent years until the age of 30, the annual increase is about 50 cm, from 50-60 years, the annual increase gradually decreases, and by 100 years cypress reaches its maximum height.
Water from spring to autumn plentifully and daily. It is recommended to spray the leaves 1-2 times a week. In winter, the plant is watered no more than 1 time per week. With such care, your tree will be fine and it will remain small.