Starting Pomegranates from seed
Channel: Escaping The Daily Grind
Date: 19/04/2024

I bought a pomegranate from the grocery store for my kids, and saved a few of the seeds to grow these trees.  They do exceptionally well in my area, and the seedlings seem healthy.  While they are very slow to grow, they are doing very well and better than I expected.  If you live in an area where pomegranates do grow well, then this is the perfect fruit tree to start from seed.  I hear they can take up to 3 years to produce, which actually is quite quick compared to other fruit trees.   These little seedlings are 4 months old, and now that they are in larger pots, I suspect we will see an explosion of growth in a couple months.  We might even get one or two fruits trying to form next year, but I will pick those off so the trees can focus on growing strong first.