Pomegranate Tree Pruning Tips & Tricks

Pomegranate tree pruning is the process of removing dead, diseased, or overgrown branches and foliage to promote healthy growth and fruit production. It is important to prune in late winter or early spring before new growth begins. The main goal of pruning is to open up the center of the tree to allow sunlight and air to reach all parts of the tree and to remove crossing or rubbing branches. It's also important to remove any fruit that is left on the tree as it is not only a waste of energy but also a potential source of disease. Additionally, you should aim to prune out any branches that are less than a year old, as they will not fruit for another 2-3 years.
This video will go over the pruning tips and techniques to grow a healthy pomegranate tree or bush and have a good fruit yield. We also give ideas on how to grow Pomegranate as a tree instead of a bush.
00:00 - Intro
00:46 - Pruning Basics (Tips and Tricks)
06:18 - Required tools and Cleanup
07:30 - Pruning Pomegranate
10:45 - Shaping Pomegranate Bush to Tree
14:10 - Outro
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[@seventwenty4569]

Hey, man, don't listen to those who cannot follow for more than a minute. There shorts for those. Thanks for the info.

[@vanessagirard8160]

As a novice, this was super helpful. Thanks.

[@NorCal-Gardening]

You're welcome!

[@kingjesusreigns]

We have 2 that have been in the ground for 2 years (this will be their 3rd spring). They’re about 3.5ft tall now. We have never pruned them. 😅 But I would like it to be a strong tree as opposed to a messy bush. How much should we prune now? Is it safe to do so since we haven’t pruned for 2-3 years/ever? Thank you for this video! Very helpful & encouraging!

[@NorCal-Gardening]

They are pretty resilient, you can prune in spring. Early spring to late winter is the best time. Pls follow the tips on the video and don't prune more than 1/3rd of the tree. Happy gardening.

[@thegonz9]

How did you decide which of the two small trunks to remove at 12:20?

[@NorCal-Gardening]

I kept the one which was stronger and thicker. Happy gardening

[@chrischeah5800]

Too much talk for 7 points. Indeed boring. Please let the pictures do the talking.

[@ajaygarg1139]

Boring presentation..