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Pomegranate Tree Help!

Posted by SeanPez none (My Page) on
Mon, Oct 31, 11 at 14:57

Hi All!

I had a question about my pomegranate tree. I dont think it is doing that well, the leaves are yellow, and i iddnt have any fruit this year. I want to nurse this tree back to health.

here are pictures of my tree. What should I do?!

Thanks!

-Sean

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RE: Pomegranate Tree Help!

It is the time of year for the leaves turn yellow. That is normal. How old is the tree? They take a few years to get fruit. My tree has already started turning.


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RE: Pomegranate Tree Help!

  • Posted by erela z9 SCal (My Page) on
    Mon, Oct 31, 11 at 19:19

Is the tree still in its nursery pot?


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RE: Pomegranate Tree Help!

  • Posted by hoovb z9 Southern CA (My Page) on
    Mon, Oct 31, 11 at 21:39

Yes, come fall the leaves turn yellow and fall off.

Your tree may still be too young to produce fruit...and is it still in that little pot?


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RE: Pomegranate Tree Help!

Hi all!

the tree is 7 years old, and yes it was planted with the nursery pot. I dont know if i should take it off? Might be a good idea, and i can put some grow mulch around the tree for good drainage.

Its funny though because i have a baby pomegranate tree, and its leaves are greener than ever and it looks healthy.

Thanks!

-Sean


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RE: Pomegranate Tree Help!

Your tree looks like it is not getting any nourishment from the soil, barely staying alive. I would wait a little longer now until it is dormant, and then remove what is left of the container, dig up the tree and replant it. I would expect the roots to be strangling them self and needing a little surgery to straighten them out. Some shaping of the foliage would also be appropriate at that time. Mulch good when finished to the drip line. When it leafs out in the spring it will look a whole lot better. Al


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