Planting Dwarf Pomegranates From Seed.

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Around the same time I got my pink banana seeds I also received my Orange Masters Pomegranate seeds and today I finally got around to planting them. This is a miniature pomegranate plant so that way during the winter months I can keep them in the house.

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Here is what the seeds look like.

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To start these trees I am planting them in a little plastic tub and when they start growing I will transplant them into larger pots. Every two years you are supposed to change out the soil since the soil will run out of minerals.

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For the potting soil I used a mix of peat moss and compost. The compost is a bunch of leaves that have been sitting for a year or two. I soaked the soil since these plants like lots of moisture.

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In order for the seeds to germinate the seeds themselves need to be exposed to sunlight so I just placed them on the surface and barely covered them up.

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The fruit on these plants is smaller than regular pomegranates so it can be harder to eat them since they have a thick skin. I would like to grow full sized trees sometime in the future but for now I am going to stick with the dwarf varieties so I can keep them in the house during winter until I have a better setup.

I will do another post once I transplant them into bigger pots.

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