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The plant looks great, are you growing it for its fruits? Make sure to put it into the correct size pot, not too large, not too small. Pomegranates usually lose their leaves in the wintertime. If your tree is losing leaves often, perhaps your soil or watering schedule is not to your plants liking. Small plants do sometimes act erratically but your plant looks good to me. I give my fruit trees kelp/seaweed extract and they respond really well to it.
Simon

The plant looks great, are you growing it for its fruits? Make sure to put it into the correct size pot, not too large, not too small. Pomegranates usually lose their leaves in the wintertime. If your tree is losing leaves often, perhaps your soil or watering schedule is not to your plants liking. Small plants do sometimes act erratically but your plant looks good to me. I give my fruit trees kelp/seaweed extract and they respond really well to it.
Simon

Awesome ! That is great news I was worried. I would def. Be interested in this tree producing fruits. I have it in a medium sized pot , I figured it would be a nice size. Thank you for the info !

Dwarf Pomegranate is deciduous as stated above. The one in the pic was tiny when I purchased it several years ago in Chinatown. Now, it's about two feet tall and wide. Hardy to at least zone 7 if you want it in the ground. Inside, not sure how well it does, but keep it cool! This one is not grown for its fruit.

Wow so sthnning ! I love Pomegranate trees andblooms. I had my tree outside to begin with , it seemed to do poorly . It got 4-5 hours of full Florida sun , and the rest indirect sunlight... So I ended up bringing it inside. It has grown a lot , but seems to have sgopped growing. Same as my dwarf orange tree , nearly died outside brought it in , changed the soil to a more porous one.. Man that thing grew like crazy , but now ehh seemes like it's taking a break.. As long as their healthy I dont mind them slos growing lol .