What do pomegranate flowers look like? What do pomegranate flowers in full bloom look like?

Pomegranate flower is a plant of the genus Punica, Punica family. It is native to Iran and Afghanistan in Central Asia. It is currently widely cultivated in Xinxiang, Henan and Huangshi, Hubei in my country. Its flowers are orange-red with five to seven petals, growing at the top or axils of branches and leaves.

1. What do pomegranate flowers look like?

The color of pomegranate flowers is very bright, a bright red color, and each flower is tightly attached to the branch. Its petals are open, and from a distance, the pomegranate flowers look like clusters of flames dancing on the branches. Looking closer, they look like small trumpets and wind chimes, covered with fiery red exteriors, fluttering in the wind.

2. What does a blooming pomegranate look like?

The pomegranate flower is relatively small in shape. When it blooms, the petals open and the side of the tail close to the branch is oval, resembling small trumpets. They are strung on the branches one by one, and look like wind chimes, making sounds in the breeze.

3. Maintenance of pomegranate flowers during flowering period

Light: During the flowering period of pomegranate flowers, it is necessary to ensure that there is sufficient light in its maintenance environment. It prefers light, and sufficient light can allow it to grow better and bloom more beautiful flowers.

Watering: Pomegranate flowers are relatively cold-resistant and do not require much water, but the water supply cannot be ignored. You can water it once every morning, control the amount of water, and keep the soil slightly moist, but do not allow water to accumulate.