How to Grow Pomegranate from Seed

Pomegranates are easy to grow from seed, whether you have fresh seeds from a store-bought fruit or dried seeds for a nursery or storage. In this video, I show you step-by-step how to germinate the seeds as I grew some seedlings through their first year. I’ll also show you how our mature pomegranate trees grew their fruits over the past few years.
As of the video release date (3/06/2021), the seedlings are recovering from a state-wide Texas freeze event that happened between February 14th-19th, 2021. Here’s a timeline of what happened (San Antonio): www.ksat.com/news/local/2021/...
Texas Historic Winter Storm Explained (KXAN Austin):
www.kxan.com/fwwu/fwwu-why-wa...
You can also check out my videos about the impact of the freeze: Texas February Freeze 2021| Plant Impacts from Winter Storm Uri: • Texas February Freeze ...
I plan to make a follow-up video of the seedlings as they recover from the winter storm and grow into their second year!: (pending; check back in Fall 2021)
Check out these other videos:
Texas February Freeze 2021| Plant Impacts from Winter Storm Uri: • Texas February Freeze ...
What is Pomegranate?: • What is Pomegranate?
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What Is Citron?|The Original Citrus: • What is Citron?| The O...
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[@blackphoenix_0219]

Your wealth of knowledge is so incredible that's why your channel is so informative and awesome... thanks for your videos!

[@EJEPOLANCO]

I will give it a go and keep you posted.
Thanks for the incredible tips.

[@a.christianhansen6115]

I really appreciate your video and I'm going to really give it my best to try to grow my own thank you so much for your video we'll be looking for you more

[@shamrockgirl804]

You're welcome!

[@johnnyquest9723]

Thank you we want to try this is a lot of help happy holidays

[@ZE308AC]

I grew a pomegranate for seed and it fruited the first year.

[@jesidillon4593]

Wow
Was you soil like super soft n such?

[@rabbitfuzzle6596]

Lucky bastard lol. Must be in quite a warm are. My issue is that I like in a desert 🏜. So for us she's right. Last time I didn't this (needed a refresher) we didn't get fruit til about 4 years after they had been established.

[@jennifermcalchemy9816]

Thank you! Great video

[@bossofattitude9806]

In red @ 1st last white what a magic

[@jonathantyler3420]

I wish I knew all these tricks before going through my seeds and trying to push them all out one by one 😂

[@StayoutunlessyourLouis-2468ywh]

Good info❤ thanks. May be plant the best fruit for the world to be replenished and no more hunger for people and animals and birds❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@Sayef_Li]

Hello from India. Amazing plant, you should try to make a bonsai of it

[@thedutchtropicalfarmer9298]

I also have some nice plants on my CZcams

[@ewoudalliet1734]

Recently planted a couple and roots have already sprouted from the seeds.
Going to keep a couple for bonsai and the others I will put in a bigger pot to let them grow.
Probably won't be putting them in full ground. I live in a temperate climate and I'd have to put them in a very sunny or well-protected spot in the case extreme frost were to hit (it'd probably be fine - "oceanic" temperate climate - though I don't want to take the risk); besides it's not native so it doesn't really bother me.
Apparently it's an amazing plant for bonsai and I've wanted one or two for quite some time now.

[@danielrivas4325]

This video thankful for a delicious snack

[@shamrockgirl804]

Thank you! I literally bought pomegranates today! 😅🤣😋

[@t-rozbenouameur5304]

Just bought a few

[@MrEasterns]

Thanks 😂

[@JohannaTeresa96]

You forgot to mention they grow in South America. They’re abundant in Peru.

[@thenelipotnaturenymph]

Update? 😊

[@shamrockgirl804]

As of March 29th, 2024, the seedlings are four years old! I have about five seedlings, and they’re waking up in the warm weather.
I plan to film them this spring for an update! 😊

[@myypca6097]

The word is not pronounced sow. It is pronounced SO.