How to grow potted pomegranates well

Pomegranate potted cultivation method

1. Water: Pomegranate potted plants need sufficient water environment when they are maintained, but they are afraid of waterlogging, so during the maintenance period, you need to wait until the soil is dry before watering it. Keep the soil moist and be sure to water it thoroughly, which is conducive to the soil absorbing water.

2. Nutrients: Potted pomegranates need sufficient nutrients when growing. They need to be fertilized every 15 days during maintenance. Liquid fertilizer can be applied to supplement nutrients for the plants. After fertilizing, watering is required to avoid excessive concentration of fertilizer in the potting soil.

3. Light: Potted pomegranates prefer light and are suitable for growing in an environment with sufficient sunlight. Therefore, when caring for them, they need to be placed in a sunny environment and exposed to direct sunlight to avoid yellowing leaves and thin branches. However, appropriate shade is needed in summer.

Pomegranate maintenance precautions

When caring for potted pomegranates, you need to be careful and repot them every 1-2 years to allow them to have sufficient growth space and replenish new nutrients. When repotting, all the soil at the roots needs to be removed, and some dead roots, old roots and rotten roots must be removed.