How long does it take for a pomegranate tree to sprout from an old stump? Things to note when repott

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1. How long does it take for the old pomegranate tree stump to sprout?

2. Things to note when repotting old pomegranate tree stumps

Pomegranate tree stumps usually germinate between March and April each year. If transplanted before March, they may sprout one month after planting. However, the specific time will also depend on the planting environment and maintenance management. If managed properly, germination will occur early; otherwise, the time will be delayed. In addition, when transplanting and planting, pay attention to the time, method and post-planting management.

1. How long does it take for pomegranate tree stumps to sprout

Pomegranate tree stumps usually germinate between March and April every year. If the old pile is planted before March in spring, it will sprout within about a month after taking root. The specifics will also depend on the planting environment and maintenance management. If the maintenance is proper and the environment is suitable, the germination time will be advanced. On the contrary, it will be delayed.

2. Things to note when repotting an old pomegranate tree

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1. Time: Pay attention to the time when repotting an old pomegranate tree. It should be done between early spring and Qingming Festival. During this time, the temperature has risen but new branches have not yet sprouted. Repotting at this time will reduce damage to the root system. , can also promote faster recovery of growth, be sure to avoid high temperature summer.

2. Method: If transplanted into a flower pot, It is recommended to bring soil balls with you when digging. The soil balls can protect the root system and reduce damage, which is good for repotting. Bare root plantings will take longer to recover.

3. Watering: Plants that have just been repotted should be watered as soon as possible and thoroughly so that both the plant and the potting soil can absorb enough water. Note that if the soil is not dry in the later stage, do not water it first. At this time, the growth has not recovered and less water is needed, so reduce watering. If the amount of water is too large, the respiration of the root system will be blocked, affecting growth and recovery. In severe cases, the roots may easily rot.

2. Things to note when repotting old pomegranate tree stumps

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