Can pomegranate tree pruning survive? What is the time and method for branch cutting?

Can pomegranate tree pruning be transplanted?

Pomegranate tree prunings can be planted alive. As long as the time and climate are suitable, the branches can be directly inserted into the soil after pruning, and the survival rate is extremely high. Because its main method of reproduction is cuttings, the growth rate after cuttings is also extremely fast.

Pomegranate tree cutting time

Pomegranate trees are usually propagated by cuttings in late March and early April in spring, or in summer, June-July, and October. These three time periods are more suitable for growth, and the cuttings can take root and sprout quickly after propagation.

Pomegranate tree cutting method and key points

1. Cuttings: When cutting pomegranate trees, you need to use one-year-old or two-year-old branches with a length of about 25-30 cm. The cut on the upper part should be flat, and the cut on the lower part needs to be cut obliquely.

2. Soil: The soil for the pomegranate tree needs to be prepared before cutting. You can use leaf mold, mix it with some river sand, and add an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer, so that the nutrients are sufficient after cutting.

3. Cuttings: When cutting pomegranate trees, you need to pour the prepared soil into the flowerpot and then smooth it out. After that, you can insert the cuttings into the soil and pour in an appropriate amount of water. Place them in a shaded place for maintenance. After germination, you can move them to a place with sufficient light.