When does pomegranate sprout and grow leaves?

Pomegranate usually germinates and grows leaves in March-April in spring, because the climate and environment at this time are relatively suitable. Temperature, humidity, light and other conditions meet the requirements of pomegranate germination and long leaves. If pomegranate does not germinate and grow leaves normally, it may be caused by improper temperature and light.

Pomegranate seed germination

Generally speaking, pomegranate is suitable for sowing in March-May in spring or August-65438+1October in autumn. The climate in these two periods is suitable, and the sown seeds can germinate smoothly.

Requirements of pomegranate germination and long leaves

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Soil requirements

In order to cultivate pomegranate budding leaves, the soil planted must be loose and fertile, and sandy soil with good drainage and permeability can be selected, which is suitable for better growth of plants. 2.

Temperature requirement

The suitable growth temperature of pomegranate trees is generally between 15-20. Pomegranate trees can usually withstand the low temperature of-18, and some varieties can withstand the low temperature of -20.

Climatic conditions

Pomegranate is suitable for growing in subtropical and temperate regions and likes warm climate. Pomegranate is a light-loving tree species, which can germinate and grow leaves smoothly under the condition of sufficient light in the growing environment.