🟢A pomegranate on a windowsill? Easy! 3 basic rules.

🟢A pomegranate on a windowsill? Easy! 3 basic rules. Starts to bear fruit as early as the first year. 🟣 So, looking for a fruit from a home-grown pomegranate grown on a windowsill. The prerequisite is to plant the fresh grains in a loose soil mixture, slightly sinking a finger into the soil. Water, cover with glass and put on the windowsill. Water moderately. 🟣 The best time for sowing is spring-summer. When seedlings appear, open the glass and be sure to lengthen the daylight hours to 12 hours, using a fluorescent lamp. The pomegranate blooms very beautifully. 🟣 Care features are regular (but not excessive!) watering and rest for a couple of months - November-December. In order for the plant to rest and completely shed its leaves, we put the tree in a cold place - on a veranda, unheated balcony. And do not forget to water once every two weeks. That is all the peculiarities of growing a pomegranate. Follow me ➡️ Legacy Health