bonhe
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Yeah. It is very fun to make cutting not only pomegranate but othersI read that as 55 millimeters at first... 55 centimeter diameter is incredible! Looks like I will taking some cuttings then
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My pomegranate collection
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vp999
Omono
I need to trim mine back too but I think the flowers are only grown on the tips so I dont want to trim it back yet...especially when I dint get any flowers last year.
bonhe
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Yes. The flower buds will emerge at the tips of branches either the short or long ones. Of course we don’t want to see the flowers on the long branches, so I will prune the long branches. With the short branches, I will not prune them.
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bonhe
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They have been changing their robes at this time.
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bonhe
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I will prune them in winter .
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Curious to know how cold it gets there in the winter. I bring mine inside here in frosty IL.
bonhe
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The average temperature is about 45 F. With breeze, it could easily go down to 32 F !
I don’t bring any tree inside even though with tropical trees
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vp999
Omono
Wow..Didn't know it gets down to that in Socal.The average temperature is about 45 F. With breeze, it could easily go down to 32 F !
I don’t bring any tree inside even though with tropical trees
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bonhe
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SoCal has some different weather areas. I am living in Inland Empire with desert type weather !
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Posty
Seed
Beautiful trees and an inspirational thread.
I have a pom growing in my backyard that I'm planning to start some air-layers of in a few months. Been eagerly awaiting the right time and I was excited to stumble upon this thread. Do you have any experience starting poms by air-layering, or are all of your trees cuttings?
Again, beautiful trees and exciting to see someone geographically nearby having such success with pomegranates.
I have a pom growing in my backyard that I'm planning to start some air-layers of in a few months. Been eagerly awaiting the right time and I was excited to stumble upon this thread. Do you have any experience starting poms by air-layering, or are all of your trees cuttings?
Again, beautiful trees and exciting to see someone geographically nearby having such success with pomegranates.
bonhe
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Thanks for your kind words.
I did quite a bit of air-layering on my yard fruit pomegranates. It is very easy to be succeeded. The best time to do that is in the end of spring .
Good luck to you.
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bonhe
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I started working on pomegranates today. All of dead branchlets were removed and this year growing branches were pruned back to 1-2 nodes depending on their locations.
This tree has one fruit remaining on
after removing the fruit
as you can see, its live vein has a lot of nodular masses !
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This tree has one fruit remaining on
after removing the fruit
as you can see, its live vein has a lot of nodular masses !
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bonhe
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Just did another one.
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bonhe
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This one is a fruit type pomegranate with pink flower. It was a big branch cut from the landscape tree over 3 years ago. I carved the upper trunk 2 years ago.
the lower trunk will be carved soon
After wires were removed
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the lower trunk will be carved soon
After wires were removed
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Malix
Mame
Wow! Amazing thread and trees! Thanks for sharing.
bonhe
Masterpiece
Thanks for your kind words Malix
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Firstflush
Chumono
With dead twigs gone and general pruning, they really tightened up and look clean!
bonhe
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Thank you
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bonhe
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I started pruning pomegranates this month .
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