How to grow pomegranate in pots

Potted pomegranate is a beautiful ornamental flower with many different colors. However, I failed to cultivate it after several attempts, which made me very sad. Later, I learned the cultivation method of potted pomegranate from a friend who knew flowers. After learning it, I followed the professional method and the cultivation was successful. Now the potted pomegranates in my home are particularly beautiful and attractive. I will write down the potted pomegranate cultivation method I learned and share it with everyone. Friends who like this kind of flower can study it seriously.

How to grow pomegranate in pots

1. Potted pomegranates need plenty of sunlight

When growing potted pomegranates, you need to give them plenty of sunlight, because this plant is a positive plant, likes sunlight and is afraid of dampness. When it is in its growing season, the sunlight must be good, just let it lack water. The potted pomegranate will not be afraid of strong sunlight. If the sunlight is not sufficient, it will affect its growth and the time of flowering and fruiting.

2. Control the flowers in the early stage

When potted pomegranates are just beginning to grow, the seedlings are small and generally can bloom and bear fruit in the same year. At this time, remember to control flowering and ensure growth. Only when the tree grows tall and healthy will it bear the burden of bearing fruit. Therefore, in the first few years of the growth of potted pomegranates, the flower buds must be removed to ensure the rapid growth of the tree.

3. Picking potted pomegranates should be done in a timely manner

The time to pick the pomegranates in pots is also very important. After entering late autumn, the green leaves begin to turn yellow. At this time, the fruits must be picked in time, otherwise these fruits will consume a lot of nutrients, which is particularly unfavorable for the growth of potted pomegranates after spring. In addition, after the potted pomegranates bloom, the water supply must be controlled. Too much water will cause the flowers to fall off prematurely.