Btw, pomegranates are deciduous in subtropical and temperate climates. Make sure you protect them in temperate climates, they don't like to be in freezing temparatures for too long. Make sure that they stay in a cool place in winter. Edit 17/03/2023: My pomegranates succesfully survived a southern Germany winter! They are currently starting to pump energy into their buds. The buds are turning reddish green and are getting bigger. Edit 15/12/2023: We had -14°C two weeks ago and the shoots and buds look fine right now, I am keeping them in an unheated greenhouse. I hope we won't get frosts below -20°C this winter. It's very rare but not impossible to have temperatures like these where I live. We had a similar frost like this last winter, so I believe they will be completely fine.
Kommt auf die Sorte an. Die Sorte Wonderful ist tatsächlich bis -12 Grad winterhart. Habe heute eine im Supermarkt gefunden und werde versuche daraus eine zu ziehen. Freut mich, dass es bei dir geklappt hat👍🏻
@@tomasschwabe6624 Wie hat es bei dir geklappt mit deiner Zucht? Meine Granatäpfel hatten diesen Sommer gutes Wachstum gehabt, vielleicht blühen sie schon übernächstes Jahr! Es kann gut sein, dass meine Sämlinge von einem Wonderful Granatapfel stammen, aber ich hatte tatsächlich nicht wirklich aufgepasst was für einen Granatapfel ich gekauft hatte :D Für diesen Winter habe ich endlich ein Gewächshaus, in welchem sie die -14°C vor 2 Wochen ohne Schäden überstanden haben. Also zumindest sehen die Triebe und Knospen noch in Ordnung aus.
@@husch05 habe die Samen vor knapp 5 Wochen angezogen und mittlerweile sind fast alle Samen gekeimt und haben knapp 4 blattreihen. Werde die Pflanzen jetzt mal umpflanzen und dann heißt es abwarten, wie weit sie im Sommer wachsen. Wenn die genauso schnell wachsen wie meine Mango, könnten die Ende dieser Saison nen Meter hoch sein, aber ich warte mal ab, auch mit dem winter
can you please share the soil mix that you used, or what soil mix would be easiest and good for pomegranate? i am a complete newbie to gardening and my sapling now has about 8 to 10 leaves so i want to move it in a bigger pot before it dies out
You can buy those readily mix from nursery or you can use top soil + compost + pearlite in a ratio of 1 part each. The problem is pearlite is pretty expensive here in malaysia, so normally I don't use full 1 part, substitute with some sands . Also top up 10% mix with manure( i using goat manure)
I found a pomgrate plant in veggie bed among pepper and egg plant plants . It looks the size of a 100 days plant . Do I need to remove it or remove the peppers
Hey! Is there any chance you topped one of the plants off in between that 60-68 days time frame? I'm thinking if I should cut mine to get a bushier growth...
Can it grow if the seeds dry out first? I bought a pomegranate and saved the seeds and cleaned them off and put them in the hotwater cupboard to dry and forgot about them. Maybe they about a month or two old now since they dried out? I know lemon seeds cant dry out to germinate. Is pomegranate the same?
Would love it I could find a tutorial that explains the soil mixture and light during germination as well as watering frequency. One guy said he put his in the boiler room for warmth, but does that mean it was dark ?
In general, soil mixture during germination is not very critical, the temperature is. All you need is to maintain the medium moisture and top up water when the top starts to dry up. It can be completely dark , but once germinated , you need to expose it to light or artificial light
what soil ur using for this project........cause i have planted seed last month in red, black soil with cocopeat and compost results seem not that great.....
My experience is you have to remove the hard seed coating. I had mine in warm, soil but nothing happening. It takes some considerable time probably two or three weeks before I could remove the hard coating. Food for thought.
i germinated a ton with only squeezing the juice out, minimally cleaning the pulp, soak in warm water 24hrs, then planted under shade cloth in late summer. pretty much all of them germinated
No, anything from seed will not resemble the original fruit...it could be better or worse....if is the latter, then graft a know cultivar unto it...use as rootstock
Personally don’t do this as it’s not guaranteed that singular seed will germinate so it’s better start the seeds in one small pot rather than a single seed.
You're really lucky to live in a tropical country where you Can grow all sort of fruits ! I live in northern France, its quite warm in the summer, but cold in the winter. Can i grow it ? If its too cold outside, should i put them inside ?
Sorry ,I can't give a spot on answer, because I don't have experience of caring over winter....but I would expect to trim back and move indoor during winter
They certainely Can, but the problem is sprouting. Its just too cold to sprout. And i cant in summer because when it'll autumn or winter, thé plant will most probably die
@@Havolli If you have an area which will protect your pomegranate in winter(an area under a balcony for example), then you should put it there. Wrap the pot in something and maybe put wood under the pot, so that cold temperatures won’t come from the ground into the pot. Northern France is a warmer region in which I live, so you should probably have much better chances in having a pomegranate surviving a winter. I live in Southern Germany.
Did you need to pinch off the top for your plants to form branches? I have some that are about 10 inches tall and still just growing straight up so far.
@@TonysExploration ive pinched mines but nothings happening! they are sitll growing tall with no new branches. Any tip on how to make sure they make new branches?
Also I set up their bed already. Sytrofoam egg carton. Cut in half. Poke holes in the egg half. Put on top of the cover. Fill the 12 egg compartments with soil. Just waiting for those seeds to dry.
Haha...that is every gardener have to deal with....the birds n squirrel always have the best selection in my garden..I adopt sharing policy ...n my dog does help to guard it sometimes
haha, this seem like the biggest request from all the fans...i promise will do that. I was really busy lately because i opening a farm now and many things stuck in between...once the farm stabilize, i will back to my fun growing from seeds series
anything from seed will not resemble the mother plant, it could be better or worse. But if the fruit quality not desire, use it as root stock , graft other variety to it
I thought a worm ate my one it turns out the blossy acute tree was actually a seed ..I thought was devoured by ants and worms turns out that tree is the pomegranate tree
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This is great! I’m growing from seed as well, can’t wait until I have a tree that will look so cute in my house.
Update?
Would love to see more videos on your pomegranates. Awesome video!
This is so beautiful I was just smiling the whole time I was watching thanks!!!😊😊😊😊
Keep up with the good videos! Always looking forward to your new plant project!
Tq, glad that you like it
Glad to see the progress of the plant over the span of time. Thanks for sharing!!
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Cute, marvelous,nice,example, other videos no1 video no chance... keep it up... thanks...
Thank you for that this video was very helpful. Can't wait to plant my seeds
Glad that you like it
Btw, pomegranates are deciduous in subtropical and temperate climates. Make sure you protect them in temperate climates, they don't like to be in freezing temparatures for too long. Make sure that they stay in a cool place in winter.
Edit 17/03/2023: My pomegranates succesfully survived a southern Germany winter! They are currently starting to pump energy into their buds. The buds are turning reddish green and are getting bigger.
Edit 15/12/2023: We had -14°C two weeks ago and the shoots and buds look fine right now, I am keeping them in an unheated greenhouse. I hope we won't get frosts below -20°C this winter. It's very rare but not impossible to have temperatures like these where I live. We had a similar frost like this last winter, so I believe they will be completely fine.
Kommt auf die Sorte an. Die Sorte Wonderful ist tatsächlich bis -12 Grad winterhart. Habe heute eine im Supermarkt gefunden und werde versuche daraus eine zu ziehen.
Freut mich, dass es bei dir geklappt hat👍🏻
@@tomasschwabe6624 Wie hat es bei dir geklappt mit deiner Zucht? Meine Granatäpfel hatten diesen Sommer gutes Wachstum gehabt, vielleicht blühen sie schon übernächstes Jahr! Es kann gut sein, dass meine Sämlinge von einem Wonderful Granatapfel stammen, aber ich hatte tatsächlich nicht wirklich aufgepasst was für einen Granatapfel ich gekauft hatte :D
Für diesen Winter habe ich endlich ein Gewächshaus, in welchem sie die -14°C vor 2 Wochen ohne Schäden überstanden haben. Also zumindest sehen die Triebe und Knospen noch in Ordnung aus.
@@husch05 habe die Samen vor knapp 5 Wochen angezogen und mittlerweile sind fast alle Samen gekeimt und haben knapp 4 blattreihen. Werde die Pflanzen jetzt mal umpflanzen und dann heißt es abwarten, wie weit sie im Sommer wachsen. Wenn die genauso schnell wachsen wie meine Mango, könnten die Ende dieser Saison nen Meter hoch sein, aber ich warte mal ab, auch mit dem winter
Great video really appreciate it very educational keep up the good work 👍 👍 🙏
can you please share the soil mix that you used, or what soil mix would be easiest and good for pomegranate? i am a complete newbie to gardening and my sapling now has about 8 to 10 leaves so i want to move it in a bigger pot before it dies out
You can buy those readily mix from nursery or you can use top soil + compost + pearlite in a ratio of 1 part each. The problem is pearlite is pretty expensive here in malaysia, so normally I don't use full 1 part, substitute with some sands . Also top up 10% mix with manure( i using goat manure)
@@TonysExploration Would cow manure be ok for nitrogen?
@@piewolfe ya definitely can, but make sure the manure is fully de-compost before use
Very nice demonstration, thank you so much. 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Thank you 😊
Where did you get the tiny shovel so cute and be so helpful?
I bought in our nusery shop here in Malaysia, not sure if your site have this
@@TonysExploration oh ok. I’m looking out for cuteness like that ty
I found a pomgrate plant in veggie bed among pepper and egg plant plants . It looks the size of a 100 days plant . Do I need to remove it or remove the peppers
Either will do, you have to decide...but I would remove peppers..I love pome more
Hey! Is there any chance you topped one of the plants off in between that 60-68 days time frame? I'm thinking if I should cut mine to get a bushier growth...
I can't recall back if I did. Anyway, you should pinch the top if you want more side shoots and more bushier
Nice! Keep growing!
Thank you for stopping by my channel!
Can it grow if the seeds dry out first? I bought a pomegranate and saved the seeds and cleaned them off and put them in the hotwater cupboard to dry and forgot about them. Maybe they about a month or two old now since they dried out? I know lemon seeds cant dry out to germinate. Is pomegranate the same?
Yes, still can. Just soak the seeds again before try to plant them.
I grew one from seed! It's now a big bush! And it's I think about 3 Years old.
Wow ,that amazing!
Has it shown flowers yet?
@@husch05 not yet! I wish I could post pics. My mom said she thinks it will flower this year!
Please how many years before producing fruits please,promegranet fruits please.
Seedling will always take 4-5 years time to give flowering but it will have long life span
Would love it I could find a tutorial that explains the soil mixture and light during germination as well as watering frequency. One guy said he put his in the boiler room for warmth, but does that mean it was dark ?
In general, soil mixture during germination is not very critical, the temperature is. All you need is to maintain the medium moisture and top up water when the top starts to dry up. It can be completely dark , but once germinated , you need to expose it to light or artificial light
@@TonysExploration thank you!
what soil ur using for this project........cause i have planted seed last month in red, black soil with cocopeat and compost results seem not that great.....
Check yr soil pH...I use normal black soil but I add in my own compost
How much water and sun exposure is essential for the plant? And where to put it exactly?
Is goat manure goat poop? 😭 also i live in a cold country but its really warm in my house, can i still grow this fruit? Thanks!
Yupe, is goat poop that being process!
What is the right size of the largest planter to use for pomegranate tree?
I use 43cm diameter x 51cm pot
Sir
Will these have fruit later
And how healthy will these plant ???
Yes, it will fruit ,best is this transfer to the ground. Unfortunately , I don't have the luxury space here.
My experience is you have to remove the hard seed coating. I had mine in warm, soil but nothing happening. It takes some considerable time probably two or three weeks before I could remove the hard coating. Food for thought.
Thank for the tips
i germinated a ton with only squeezing the juice out, minimally cleaning the pulp, soak in warm water 24hrs, then planted under shade cloth in late summer. pretty much all of them germinated
Is pomegranate hybrid? If so does the tree bear sweet fruits as the original fruits?
No, anything from seed will not resemble the original fruit...it could be better or worse....if is the latter, then graft a know cultivar unto it...use as rootstock
And now are they bearing fruits :) ?
If u wish u can start each seed in individual pots and skip the transplanting process and happy growing💪🏻🌱🌿
Personally don’t do this as it’s not guaranteed that singular seed will germinate so it’s better start the seeds in one small pot rather than a single seed.
@@Davdngo Tq both of you
@@Davdngo Hey i have a pomegranate plant which is at least 1 to 1.5 years old. I wanted to know from which year it will bear fruits ???
It can take up to 8 years to grow it first fruit
You're really lucky to live in a tropical country where you Can grow all sort of fruits ! I live in northern France, its quite warm in the summer, but cold in the winter. Can i grow it ? If its too cold outside, should i put them inside ?
Sorry ,I can't give a spot on answer, because I don't have experience of caring over winter....but I would expect to trim back and move indoor during winter
I read that pomegranates can survive frost temperatures down to -10*C.
They certainely Can, but the problem is sprouting. Its just too cold to sprout. And i cant in summer because when it'll autumn or winter, thé plant will most probably die
@@Havolli If you have an area which will protect your pomegranate in winter(an area under a balcony for example), then you should put it there. Wrap the pot in something and maybe put wood under the pot, so that cold temperatures won’t come from the ground into the pot. Northern France is a warmer region in which I live, so you should probably have much better chances in having a pomegranate surviving a winter. I live in Southern Germany.
Oh, i live near that ! (Alsace or Elsass in german)
What did you put in the soil
Que gran video.
What kind of soil are you using?
Just normal gardening soil with rich compost. Pay attention to drainag. Make sure is porous, you can add in perlite to improve drainage.,
Man yours at Day 74 are the size of my 180 Day Pomegranates. Yours are twice the size of mine😮
Don't compare, plant growth very much depend on weather, soil pH and the fertilizer. If it is growing, then is good sign. Patient wait
@@TonysExploration Oh Boy Thank you. I really appreciate this information!
Nice video.
Thank you!
Update? Are they still alife? Nice video.
Thank you...I have given this to my friend because I running out of space
Very super
Thank you
Did you need to pinch off the top for your plants to form branches? I have some that are about 10 inches tall and still just growing straight up so far.
ya, you should pinch off if you wanna have branches. I can't recall if i pinch this one, but yes, i often apply this technique to other plants as well
@@TonysExploration ive pinched mines but nothings happening! they are sitll growing tall with no new branches. Any tip on how to make sure they make new branches?
Well done, I will watch the next video.
Please do!
Amazing video. Thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Did you keep these inside with light?
Nope, I live in tropical country.
How often did you give them water?
When the top 1 inch soil is dry..
What is the name of thia soil and how i can can get this
during germination, is the peat moss +perlite. Then when repotting to bigger pot, is the normal soil + organic compost
AAH- IT WORKED I THOUGHT IT WOULDNT AHH TYSM I HAVE A LIL SPROUT REEEE
How do you clean the seed easily ?
on video is show easily ,that is video editing cut.... in actual , I chew and suck almost 15 min in my mouth!!
@@TonysExploration thank you for the reply
@@TonysExploration Enjoy the fruit and clean the seed for germination. The best for both Worlds!
Mine didnt start developing branch :/
Only side shoots
Well pomgrantes are known to grow like bushes
Is it necessary to transplant it?
They are trees, so their root systems will be huge. They’d all get crowded in there together
Can I still do this without animal faeces?
Definitely can...but in a long run , you still need other kind of fertilizer if potted
thank you.
You're welcome
How do you get the membrane off the seeds
In video, I never showed that....In reality I suck inside my mouth for eternity!
@@TonysExploration gotta be an easier way that that.
@@vanaphill2454 just put on kitchen towel and let it dry for few days...
@@TonysExploration that is what I am doing now. Thanks
Also I set up their bed already. Sytrofoam egg carton. Cut in half. Poke holes in the egg half. Put on top of the cover. Fill the 12 egg compartments with soil. Just waiting for those seeds to dry.
Does seeds grow true to type?
No , it may come out better or worst..but if worst ...just graft a good cultivar unto it..
How long it will Take to produce fruit. Melbourne
To my best knowledge, at least 2.5 yrs to 3 yrs
هيج 😉💔🙌🏻
What do you do if you have a case of nosey Squirrels
Haha...that is every gardener have to deal with....the birds n squirrel always have the best selection in my garden..I adopt sharing policy ...n my dog does help to guard it sometimes
Can you make an update?
Please do strawberry from seed to harvest
haha, this seem like the biggest request from all the fans...i promise will do that. I was really busy lately because i opening a farm now and many things stuck in between...once the farm stabilize, i will back to my fun growing from seeds series
@@TonysExploration ok thanks 😊 don't worry we will wait for you
Do you know if the pomegranate likes the soil acidy, do you know if I can use peat or coco peat?
but fruit will be same or wild fruit.
anything from seed will not resemble the mother plant, it could be better or worse. But if the fruit quality not desire, use it as root stock , graft other variety to it
I thought a worm ate my one it turns out the blossy acute tree was actually a seed ..I thought was devoured by ants and worms turns out that tree is the pomegranate tree
mine fruited just in 2 years why i thought 5 years
awesome!
Does it get the same taste as the original fruits
i don't know but when its still not ripe but ill tell you when its ready
@@mahabinessa2086 So... how was it?
my pomeg stop growing around 10 cm Last 3 week 😭
I want to start but im scared this might happen cause i live in a cold country😭😭😭😭
@@dylandag7951 yeah, my pomeg still 10cm😭
@@LocalMudder aw that sucks. I planted them in soil last night, hoping for the best lol (i will keep them in a warm place i hope that will help)
@@dylandag7951 any progress? Update pleasee 🥴
@@Tsireya10 good, now my pomeg around 50cm with 2 branch, after my moms suggested me to cut the top sprout.
Much better start a seedlingtray