How to grow pomegranate flowers

1. Breeding environment

1. Watering: It likes a humid environment. During maintenance, the area around the plant should always be kept moist, but no water should accumulate. In spring and autumn, you can water it once every two days. In summer, it is best to water it every morning so that the roots can absorb sufficient water to grow more vigorously.

2. Light: It likes light, so it is best to place it in the light during maintenance, especially in the seedling stage. It is best to have more than 12 hours of light every day. Also pay attention to the flowering period, which should not be less than 6 hours, otherwise the flowers will easily fall off.

3. Fertilization: Fertilize frequently during maintenance, and use diluted organic fertilizer liquid. Usually it is applied once every ten days, and when the fruit is ripe, dipotassium sulfate should be added twice to promote fruit growth.

4. Pruning: It grows fast and can quickly grow into lush branches and leaves with proper maintenance. In the later period, pruning should be done once every spring to cut off the branches that are too long and too dense. This can promote the plant to grow better and be more beautiful.

2. Pests and diseases

Hot seasons are prone to various diseases and pests. Common diseases are gray mold and leaf blight. When discovered, you should spray pesticides in time to prevent and control them. Otherwise, it will cause large areas of leaves to wither in the later stage, affecting growth and reducing the ornamental value.