Pomegranate.

How does the soil look like? Most likely it is pretty bad soil. Flush the soil which mean water it heavily to take out the salt deposits. Let the water flow out of the bottom for several minutes. Then tilt the pot and let out as much of the water as you can. Leave it in a well-lit location for a while. Let it recover first. Repot in June or so when it is growing more vigorously. Repot in a well draining mix.

They are easy plants. They root from cutting also easily. I think it flowers late summer followed by its fruit.

Thank you. The soil is very course with what looks like wood in it. I did water it well . A branch broke yesterday so I put it under a heated dome where I am starting tomatoes. Will that work. Keep it in a sunny window and it is growing new shoots.

As long it shows signs of recovering you are in a good shape. I usually prefer a sunny window since it is easier to get it ready for outside.

I presume you mean that you are trying to root a cutting in the humidity dome. It just might root. Leave only a few leaves on the broken branch. Keep it just dump.

If you have coarse soil, it is a good indication that it has not been over watered which is a good sign. On the other hand, it could also mean that some of the soil has washed out and only wooden pieces are left. You may want to add a bit of potting soil to give the roots something to hold on to.

Pomegranates are hardy specimens but they do need plenty of sun. They can withstand temperatures up to 30 degrees.

Nice to hear their are folks who see life in plants that others don't. Good luck.

Update on Rescued Pomegranate. It is doing amazingly well. All leaved out and blooming. Put it outside on warm days . Soil is very porous. Shud I had top soil or repot. Hate to do it while it's blooming. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks