How to plant pomegranate trees how to plant pomegranate trees

1. First, the problem of soil selection for pomegranate trees. Pomegranate trees don't require much soil. Under normal circumstances, if you have a yard at home, find a sunny direction with a slightly higher terrain to avoid waterlogging and plant it in such a place. If there is no open space to plant pomegranate trees at home, it is ok to plant them in flowerpots. Potted soil can be mixed with humus soil, river sand and garden soil.

2. Then there is the transplanting time of pomegranate trees. The best transplanting time of pomegranate trees is in late autumn or early spring. In addition, the winter temperature in southern China is not very cold, which is more suitable for transplanting pomegranate trees in late autumn, while in northern China it is more suitable for transplanting in early spring. Be careful not to hurt the root system of pomegranate tree when transplanting, and water it after transplanting.

3. Lighting: As mentioned above, pomegranate trees like a well-lit growth environment, so in the daily management process, we should pay attention to giving pomegranate trees sufficient lighting to make pomegranate trees thrive. Try to avoid the lack of light in the growing environment of vines. In summer, when there is too much light behind the house, we should pay due attention to this to avoid sunburn of pomegranate trees.

4. Moisture: Pomegranate trees are sensitive to moisture and must be watered properly. Too much watering can easily cause pomegranate trees to grow white, or drop flowers and fruits. Therefore, water must be paid attention to, it is best to see dry and wet, and don't let pomegranate trees stay in a waterlogged state for a long time, which will easily lead to pomegranate trees stopping growing and falling flowers and fruits. In addition, pay attention to proper water control and reduce watering times before flowering and during fruit setting of pomegranate trees.