How to grow pomegranate flowers in spring

1. Increase watering

When watering it, you should water it when the soil is dry and water it when the soil is wet. The amount of water should not be too much, just water it thoroughly. Generally, water once or twice a week in spring. When the temperature is particularly high, do it once a day. In addition, you should also water its branches and leaves to prevent them from becoming dehydrated.

2. Adjust the temperature

The temperature fluctuates greatly in spring. If the temperature is above ten degrees and stable, you can maintain it outdoors. If the climate is unstable, it is best to maintain it indoors. The indoor maintenance temperature should not be lower than ten degrees. If it is lower than ten degrees, it will cause it to grow slowly or even stop growing. If you want to maintain it indoors, you can put it in a sunny place. Not only can it bask in the sun to meet its light needs, but it can also increase the ambient temperature.

3. Increase nutrients

Spring is the season when it consumes the most fertilizer, so it is necessary to supplement nutrients, otherwise it will definitely not grow well. Fertilizers should be nutrient-rich compound fertilizers, or nitrogen fertilizers should be used, which can promote the growth of branches and leaves. However, it should not be used too frequently, as it will easily cause the branches and leaves to grow too long, which will not be beneficial to the growth of the plant. In addition to using chemical fertilizers, you can also choose homemade fertilizers, such as fermented manure, rice washing water, rotten melon and fruit peels, etc. These can be used as fertilizers and the frequency of use is once a week.