Pomegranate potted planting methods and precautions

The habits of potted pomegranates and ordinary pomegranates are similar. They both like a growing environment with sufficient light. Even if they are potted for maintenance, they must be placed in a well-lit location and pay attention to water supply.

How to grow a pomegranate in a pot

1. Choose potting soil

For potted pomegranates, you should choose one with good air permeability and drainage, such as clay pots, wooden pots, etc. The specific soil should be determined according to the size of the plant. The soil can be prepared with humus soil, turf soil, or sandy soil.

2. Planting

Select healthy pomegranate seedlings for planting, place them in the soil, then cover them with soil and compact them. Lift the seedlings slightly upwards a few times with your hands, and finally water them thoroughly.

How to plant pomegranate in pots

Pomegranate potted plants are generally planted using seedlings. Attention should be paid to the choice of time. Only when the time is right can the survival rate of the plants be guaranteed. The best planting time is the short period from leaf fall to early spring. After planting, damage to the plants can be reduced.

Precautions for potted pomegranates

1. Potted pomegranates like moisture. Just keep the soil moist during maintenance, but do not let water accumulate in the pot. Water it about once every 2-3 days.

2. In the later stage of growth of potted pomegranates, liquid fertilizer can be applied to them once every half a month. Follow the principle of "thin fertilizer and frequent application", and the fertilizer should be mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizer.