EDIT:

ok so i got anxious and went ahead and tried to just look at the roots...took a LONG time un-gluing those rocks and trying to not damage the root system at the same time.

yes, as i thought very poor soil choice, but since its sunday i can't really get better soil...but all in all i think time will tell if i seriously messsed something up >

Hi, if you're thinking it's a pine because it's evergreen and has needles, it's 99% certain it's a juniper, not a pine (which would be dead indoors now). The glued on rocks should be in the garbage now, I hope because they just get in the way of watering and judging dryness, and were only there to hold it all together during shipping. Why you unearthed it right now, I'm not sure, but anyway, it should be outdoors for life, watered only when more of it than less - tho' not all - is dry, and in the sun. Yes it should also be in a gritty mix without peat, but that should wait til spring. Right now you should just try to keep it alive til then, and do some reading along the way.