How to make pomegranate sprout quickly

Pomegranate germination environment

First, cut open the ripe pomegranate, take out the fruit inside, wash off the flesh on the surface, and leave the seeds.

In order for the pomegranate bonsai to germinate smoothly, a temperature of more than 15 degrees needs to be provided, and humidity, light, and ventilation conditions also need to be met. If the humidity is not enough, water it frequently, and spray more water on the plant and the surrounding space to keep it moist. Place it in a place with sufficient light to ensure good ventilation.

Pomegranate germination process

Pomegranates usually sprout in early April in spring. The sprouting time varies little among different varieties of pomegranate. The germination and nutrient accumulation of the pomegranate tree are related to the light and temperature during germination. If there is sufficient nutrition, the tree is strong, and the weather is clear and windy during the germination period, it can be completed within 3 days. After the leaves change color, new shoots grow vigorously, and it takes about 30-45 days until the flowering is basically over.

In addition, pomegranate seeds can germinate when planted directly, but the survival rate is very low even after planting, so it is best to prepare them for germination.

How to Germinate Pomegranate Seeds

Pomegranate seeds need to be rinsed with clean water to wash off the outer transparent membrane. If there are seeds floating on the water, they can be thrown away directly. Then soak the seeds in clean water for 6-10 days until there are no impurities. The water needs to be changed every day.

Pomegranate germination planting method

Pomegranate seeds can be sown after they germinate. When sowing, just spread them flat on the soil surface, control the spacing and do not squeeze them together. Then put a layer of pebbles or medical stone on the soil. The seeds will germinate in about 3 weeks.