UC Davis has a test field of pomegranates called Wolfskill. They would know just about everything you need to know about Pomegranates. I have never wanted to grow a pomegranate from seed, when it is almost 100 percent successful with a pencil sized cutting, that is true to the variety, unlike the randomness of a seed!
I am a pomegranate lover. I have been growing them for thirty something years. If you know someone with a tree, get a cutting in the dormant season, stick a few into pots and they will start a tree, that is true to type, not like seeds, which like your kids, can be any which way!!!! lol You save a lot of time and get the variety that is a proven winner, by using a cutting. This works very well with figs. Be sure you live in a temperate climate, although they can take pretty cold weather.
@kathydiewald Can I plant it in SAudi arabia.. The temperature goes above 50 degrees celcius.. will it survive or should I keep it sun for maybe couple of hours each day..?
@anasbinqamar in summer time you have to put them under shade and sprinkle some water and mist them .. as it can be really hot .. btw i m from saudia arabia too :)
@bigpapa123456789 you can take the seed out of it carefully... Nice thing about the seeds... they are a unique type of fiber... can't find nothing quite like it ever...
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@vietthu16 it will give you a tiny fruit the first year, then depending on how good the soil is, it will give you 10+ the second year. will give you less if you live in colder climates.
because the ripest pomegranate seeds grow the best, and the unripened ones are better for eating. Wouldn't you rather eat the just barely ripe on than the over ripe one? Oh! Not gonna eat the near rotten one? What are you gonna do? Throw it away... or plant it? And there's your answer...
might just try it B-)
kieranthemaddie 2 months ago
how do u bonzai pom trees
killaperson97 3 months ago
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killaperson97 3 months ago
HOw long will it be after you plant the seed that you will get some fruit? Thnx!
321Bizzare 3 months ago
@321Bizzare from 1 year if it is a bonzai or 2 years if not a bonzai
killaperson97 3 months ago
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nice clip .. i like it .. thanks for sharing
latriciadetamore 3 months ago
i got a pom seed to sprout
killaperson97 3 months ago 5
UC Davis has a test field of pomegranates called Wolfskill. They would know just about everything you need to know about Pomegranates. I have never wanted to grow a pomegranate from seed, when it is almost 100 percent successful with a pencil sized cutting, that is true to the variety, unlike the randomness of a seed!
kathydiewald 5 months ago
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cardforyou123 6 months ago
i found scarification works well with citrus seeds 2
TheChickenrun3 7 months ago
Temperate zones O.K? any hardy varients?
wasabimanic 9 months ago
thanks but duh all fruit is good for you
dalnate 9 months ago
Thanks inspiring
Andymma1 10 months ago
I am a pomegranate lover. I have been growing them for thirty something years. If you know someone with a tree, get a cutting in the dormant season, stick a few into pots and they will start a tree, that is true to type, not like seeds, which like your kids, can be any which way!!!! lol You save a lot of time and get the variety that is a proven winner, by using a cutting. This works very well with figs. Be sure you live in a temperate climate, although they can take pretty cold weather.
kathydiewald 10 months ago
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kathydiewald 10 months ago
@kathydiewald how long will it take for a tree to mature from seed
aityadeen123 5 months ago
@kathydiewald Can I plant it in SAudi arabia.. The temperature goes above 50 degrees celcius.. will it survive or should I keep it sun for maybe couple of hours each day..?
anasbinqamar 4 months ago
@anasbinqamar in summer time you have to put them under shade and sprinkle some water and mist them .. as it can be really hot .. btw i m from saudia arabia too :)
omerunknown87 4 weeks ago
I love my Pomegranate plants, and they bonzai well! Cheap seeds and tasty too!
TooManySnakes 1 year ago
ewww that is a bad pic 0:20
jerrydff7 1 year ago
Wow thanks next time I see pomiganites I will plany some!
djhelliweld 1 year ago
Unless you live in perfect conditions, don't expect to be eating pomegranate everyday.. I've even had some produce NO fruit one year
PSNjizzcake 1 year ago
@bigpapa123456789 you can take the seed out of it carefully... Nice thing about the seeds... they are a unique type of fiber... can't find nothing quite like it ever...
Acendio 1 year ago
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My brother Markus Bott had been tortured during 5.5 years by the German BND. He was assassinated on 11.7.09 because of our homepage.
German snitchers are following me on youtube and immediately flag my postings.
wwwtotalitaerde 1 year ago
That pomegranate in the intro looks manky!
starryian007 1 year ago 7
live healthy my friends
powerlifting1by1 1 year ago
Please can you show how we should do escarification. Nice video
jucaba06 1 year ago
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thumbs up if you love pomegranates!
jacklovecutie 1 year ago 6
how long will it take the plant to give you fruit.
vietthu16 1 year ago
@vietthu16 it will give you a tiny fruit the first year, then depending on how good the soil is, it will give you 10+ the second year. will give you less if you live in colder climates.
malan2helen 1 year ago
Where can I get a mr. green thumb tool?
london1817 1 year ago
@london1817
i think you can use swiss army knife.
tukenmez0kalem 1 year ago
because the ripest pomegranate seeds grow the best, and the unripened ones are better for eating. Wouldn't you rather eat the just barely ripe on than the over ripe one? Oh! Not gonna eat the near rotten one? What are you gonna do? Throw it away... or plant it? And there's your answer...
maddcatone 1 year ago
tnx
Gmeed 2 years ago
seriously... it looked rotten... I want to know how to grow non rotten pomegranates.. FAIL...
fistmcasskicker 2 years ago
but you need a ripe fruit right down to old to ensure it grows well. if you pick a young one most likely it will not grow..
jesentin 2 years ago
but why show such an ugly pomegranate?
wizzer0077 2 years ago