How to plant a potted pomegranate tree

Potted pomegranate tree is a beautiful ornamental plant. It not only has beautiful appearance and attractive flowers, but also can purify indoor air. Many people like to cultivate it at home. However, some people do not understand the planting method of potted pomegranate trees and often fail in cultivation. Today, I will give a professional introduction to the planting method of potted pomegranate trees. Friends who like this plant can learn about it.

How to plant a potted pomegranate tree

1. Planting of potted pomegranate trees

Potted pomegranate trees should be planted and repotted in late autumn and early spring. Leaf mold should be used for planting, and it is best to mix some soil and river sand. After planting, the flowerpot should be placed in a cool place for protection, and can be moved to a sunny place after germination.

2. Light and temperature for growing potted pomegranates

When planting potted pomegranates, they require full-day sunlight during their growth period, and the more abundant the light, the better, so that the flowers will bloom brightly. In addition, a dry environment is also particularly beneficial for planting potted pomegranates. If there is insufficient light, the potted pomegranates will only grow leaves but no flowers, which will have a significant impact on their ornamental effect.

3. Control of water and fertilizer when planting potted pomegranate trees

Potted pomegranate trees prefer a relatively dry environment and are drought-resistant. When watering, you should water after the soil is completely dry, but water it thoroughly each time. During its flowering period, it is advisable to water it excessively. Do not let the soil in the pot be too wet, otherwise the branches will grow too fast and the flowers will fall off quickly. When planting potted pomegranate trees, you need to apply enough base fertilizer, and before winter, you need to apply enough decomposed fertilizer, and after winter, you need to add organic fertilizer.