When will the pomegranate mature?

Pomegranate is a deciduous tree or shrub of the pomegranate genus of the pomegranate family. The history of cultivation of pomegranate in China can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. According to Lu Gong's records, Zhang Qian was introduced from the Western region and cultivated in the north and south, with a large planting area in Anhui, Jiangsu, Henan and other places. Anhui Huaiyuan County is the hometown of Chinese pomegranate. Let's take a look at when the pomegranate will mature.

When will the pomegranate mature?

The flowering period of pomegranate is from May to June and matured from September to October. The flowering period of pomegranate is from May to October, and after maturity, it becomes a large, multi-locular, many-seeded berry, with many seeds per chamber, and the outer seed coat is fleshy, bright red, light red or white, juicy, sweet and sour, that is, the edible part, the inner seed coat is horny, and some degenerate and soft, that is, soft-seed pomegranate.

Where is the origin of pomegranate?

Pomegranate originates from the Balkans to Iran and its neighboring regions, and is now grown in temperate and tropical zones all over the world. A large number of wild ancient pomegranate communities are also distributed on the barren slopes along the banks of the Chayu River at an altitude of 1700-3000 meters in the Sanjiang River Basin in China, with a larger planting area in Jiangsu and Henan, and some high-quality varieties have been cultivated. Pomegranate likes a warm and sunny environment, tolerant to drought and cold, but also resistant to barren, not tolerant, not waterlogged and shaded, and is not strict with soil, but it is suitable to cultivate sandy soil with good drainage.

The reason why pomegranate does not bloom

1. Pomegranate is a sunny plant. The place where potted flowers are placed must often be exposed to the sun, even in summer. It is a main reason that pomegranate potted flowers will not blossom in shade.

2. The pomegranate pot soil can not be watered until it is dry. Although the basin soil is too wet does not affect its growth, it must be watered until the pot soil is dry in order to blossom.

3. Pomegranate should apply less nitrogen fertilizer and more phosphate fertilizer. After fruiting, the concentration of fertilizer should be light and the frequency should be more. Chicken, duck manure or fish offal should be fermented and used to add water to supply phosphate fertilizer. However, the rapid growth of plants caused by too much fertilizer is also one of the reasons not to blossom and bear fruit.

4. Pomegranate can carry out necessary pruning when it comes to flowering and erase the top bud of the branch tip, which can not only inhibit the infinite growth of the plant, but also promote the formation of new lateral buds. Generally, buds can appear after a week of pruning.