Grow Pomegranate Tree from Seed

Pomegranate Trees are one of the easiest to grow from seed. Make sure to remove the juice and pulp from the seed by squishing the seed in paper towel and let the seed dry for 2 day. Plant the seed 1/2 in deep and the seed will grow in 1 month. The tree will start producing pomegranates in 2 years.
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[@TSis76]

Thank you! Bonus: learning to properly cut it open.

[@shannonnewman3091]

wow, I never thought about growing a Pomegranate Tree . Thanks for the info !

[@e1th1e44]

nature is awesome friend, we can grow absolutely anything that contains a seed within a fruit or a flower that turns to seed be it from a vegetable to a flower, genesis 1:29

[@Blynn-md4dx]

I started a few a couple of years ago! So it sounds like mine might bear.this.coming spring. Great news. I love trying things from seed.

[@hammerhead19able]

Beautiful. Much appreciated!!

[@teresamozingo6521]

My grandmother had a pomegranate tree. I loved walking out in the yard and picking one to eat. I have wanted one, but did not know how. Thank you.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Hope you can grow a pomegranate tree like your grandmother's, will bring back memories :)

[@gopxrock4950]

You take a cutting or 3 in Spring. Put the cutting in root hormone(optional) or just stick it into the soil. You may create a small green house effect with plastic bag or clear container with top. In no time, you will have a new tree.

[@NatalieCWilliams]

Wow!! Thank you so much for this video Jag 😃😊

[@sonyas.5639]

Thank you for sharing! I grow them from seeds too so I better plant them on the ground now…😊

[@twohomesteads6512]

Loved the cutting instructions .

[@imaginecastles]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing this information.

[@ht6684]

I grew an avocado (sadly forgot to bring him in and he froze this year), in 3 years he was about 10 foot tall. Never thought to grow pom, which are my favorite fruits. I'm in WI so doing this would be creating a house tree but its always fun to try.

[@lauras5312]

Wow! that's amazing. only 2 years to fruit. 🤩

[@CatsPajamas23]

Thanks, and Happy Holidays to you!

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Happy holidays as well!

[@Mary_GrowWithMe_1964]

🍃Thank You for sharing💛🍃 💞🌱

[@reacyhubbard5887]

Hi I just took very thin branches an put them in my worm bed an grow 7 plants..I have the white , an it is super sweet..

[@sangeetarasmairashoi5168]

Nice sharing ❤❤❤

[@SujitDas-ek6dw]

Amazing AweSomeS...................

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Many many thanks

[@zan4110]

Thanks...they are in season here in Quebec.,

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Get going on growing one! Haha

[@zan4110]

@@DaisyCreekFarms I will!

[@carolbaughan8768]

I take it they're hardy!?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Hardy upto zone 7, in lower zones you must plant in big containers and bring them inside in winter.

[@GROWNGAS]

Nice growbro, hey can u do a video on how to take a cutting and root it successfully please ty so much! 🙏🏼

[@eugenereed4078]

Hi your videos are amazing.We live in Texas by the Mexican border and have mostly sand.What soil can you recommend for growing garlic and pomegranate trees.Please advise.Thank you.

[@KSJanjua1]

Thanks a lot... gr8 videos always... I have a problem that all my flowers drop and no fruiting due to that on pomegranate plant...😢

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

How much are you watering? are the leaves yellowish? You might be watering too much, pomegranates like dry soil

[@rachelstrahan2486]

👍

[@patriciaboatman8423]

So in zone 7 we'll it produce? How many yrs from seed to fruit? Very interesting

[@charlene8673]

And zone 6 can it be grown?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Pomegranates will grow in Zone 7 to 11. In zone 6 and below, you can grow in big containers such as wine barrels and bring the container inside or place in a greenhouse in winters.

[@patriciaboatman8423]

​@@DaisyCreekFarms Thank you. Im impressed. Any rough timeline as to yrs before fruit?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

You can get your first pomegranate 2 years. The tree will start to produce a lot in 4 years.

[@gopxrock4950]

You can get fruits, but it's going to be on the smaller size because your zone is cooler and a shorter season. It depend if you start it in the smaller pot or the ground. If in the pot and than in the ground, it may take an extra year as plant can be stress during the change of environment. On average, about 3 years to fruits. Don't expect anything good during the 1st year of fruit. I don't expect the fruit to taste well in zone 7 because the fruit don't have time to ripe.

[@SOMY_4651]

Sir Nameshkar I have grown 4 plants from seeds, now 5 years old, Got only 1(One no) small fruit,very sweet,delious. This time in Nov 23,lot of flowering, 2/3 rd already droped, all on my terrace ,in 15" pots. May I request for some Tips to hold flowers and convert in fruiting. Your explation style and Voice, both are Fantastic My regards Som From Delhi India

[@gopxrock4950]

Pruning may help the tree keep the female flowers. The male flowers will always drop because they don't produce fruit. Prune out the weak branches and keep the strong one that's able to hold fruits. That way, more resource can goes to the flower and fruit.

[@SOMY_4651]

@@gopxrock4950 ji ok & thanks for reply. They already have rew flowers,many have dropped, isvitvgood to prune now ? I am in New Delhi ,North India My regards

[@gopxrock4950]

@@SOMY_4651 Best time to prune is during the dormancy stage. You may prune at anytime, but will lose some production or growth outside the dormancy stage.

[@SOMY_4651]

@@gopxrock4950 ji Namestey and thanks for your quick reply with sincere Tips. My regards

[@brandonmonroe7050]

I just started a few of these seeds from a very good store pomegranate. I know the seeds will not grow true to seed but will the fruit still taste good? I mean can it grow bad tasting fruit?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Yes, it can grow bad tasting fruit, it's all upto chance. That's why they carefully breed to create traits and then only graft to preserve the traits.

[@gopxrock4950]

It depend on the mother tree and luck. I planted several trees from seeds. 2 trees was able to produce fruits. Don't expect quality fruits in the early fruiting stage. They are small and tasteless. It's not until the 5th or 6th years with some pruning you get to see quality fruits, unless you got a loser. The 1st tree produced giant size Pom, but all got the end rot. So, was not able to taste the end result. The 2nd tree produce giant size Pom. Pink to red color inside and minimal stain. It have a tender taste, soft seed, and will pop in your mouth. There is a hint of sweetness and hit of sourness. Taste like lemonade or fruit punch. I don't think it was fully ripe, but close. The tree wake up late and didn't have time to finish the fruit before the season end. This year it woke up earlier. It have some good trait such as size (bigger than the parent), minimal stain, soft seed, and pleasant taste.

[@nette9836]

If only I didn't live it Pennsylvania 😂

[@ReapWhatYouSowGardening]

Great video but for se reasons when I eat pomegranate it's so bitter

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

You have to get a fully ripe one, under-ripe are bitter

[@dontcare7361]

after 1 month it will start to grow !! 😳is it take that much time with you!!? .. it takes 1 week maximum here in Egypt .. i think you need to put in in some warm place

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

In a month it was about an inch, seed starts to germinate in 2 weeks, yes it is cold here, i have it inside but the outside temp at night is -1C, I do mention a longer time so that people do not give up too soon!

[@strongheartwoman1931]

@@DaisyCreekFarms That's why I love your channel! You're always thinking of the viewers and beginners perspectives and what will keep them from trying something new! Thank you for being such a positive human in a negative world! Much love and gratitude from western New York rez land!

[@dontcare7361]

@@DaisyCreekFarms If you allow me... If you put the seeds in a wet paper napkin in a plastic box and put them in the direct sun, you will find that they grow much faster... Pomegranate seeds love direct sun very much.

[@dontcare7361]

I hope that you will make some videos to clarify some of the lies found on KZbin.. For example, there are some false videos claiming to grow bananas that are common in the markets from seeds.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Haha, you read my mind, i have this on my task, i need to prioritize making this video. let me know about more lies you would like me to highlight!

[@BlackJesus8463]

Looks like a lot of work just to eat! lol I think it must take more calories to eat than you get from eating! 😂✌

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Well you can get a workout!

[@patriciaboatman8423]

😂😂😂😂. Bonus is you can be sure is- healthy seemes organic free from pesticides