When is the best season to plant pomegranates?

When planting pomegranates, add an appropriate amount of rotted manure according to the size of the pomegranate seedlings. For small seedlings, you can apply rotted cake fertilizer and place it at the bottom of the pit when planting. Fill it with some soil, then put the pomegranate seedlings in, bury them and water them thoroughly.

Pomegranate Planting Season

The best season for planting pomegranates is in spring, and spring planting is generally carried out in May, but it can also be planted in September in autumn. The southern region will be warmer, so spring planting can be carried out in advance in April, and autumn planting can be postponed appropriately. Moreover, planting should not be too early or too late. If planting is too late, anti-freeze measures should be taken in advance.

The whole process of pomegranate planting

1. When planting pomegranates, you should choose disease-resistant and high-yielding varieties with lush branches and leaves, good growth, and well-developed root systems. Such pomegranate seedlings will have a higher survival rate. Before planting in the soil, all dead branches and rotten leaves should be trimmed off to reduce water consumption.

2. When planting, choose land that is sheltered from the wind, facing the sun, with deep soil and convenient drainage. Then dig a hole of appropriate size according to the size of the pomegranate, place the pomegranate upright in the hole, then slowly fill the soil to cover the roots, and gently compact the soil to allow the soil and roots to be closely combined.