Decorative Pomegranate Tree

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Pot Size 10 Inch

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Pomegranate trees are grown not only for their juicy fruit, but also make attractive ornamental specimens with orange-red blossoms prior to fruiting, set off upon glossy, deciduous green leaves.

Pomegranate trees in containers can either be grown indoors given sufficient arid provisions, in a sunroom, or ideally outdoors during part of the year and moved indoors when cold weather starts.

Pomegranate trees go through a semi dormancy phase once the weather starts to cool. (Hence, do not place near a vent, as this plant is sensitive to temperature changes.)

The fruit is edible, but the ornamental variety lacks the size and sweetness of a regular pomegrante.

Plants and pots sold separately.

SUNLIGHT

Bright indirect light to bright direct.

WATERING

Water weekly, keeping the soil moist, but not soggy. Water thoroughly when the surface of the soil is dry.

PET SAFE?

No - Can cause mouth irritation and digestive reaction.

GENERAL CARE TIPS

Pomegranate trees thrive with direct sunlight for at least several hours daily. Move the plants outdoors for a few hours daily in the spring, increasing the time outdoors until the tree can stay outdoors for the summer. Bring the tree indoors in the fall, before the first cold snap. Decrease the time outdoors slowly until the tree is acclimated to staying indoors. Keep the soil consistently moist.

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