Mine came from UC Davis April 1. I used no rooting hormone. They are not in a greenhouse, but now almost every one has leaves and is pushing growth. The first leaf started after about 10 days, and each day another bursts forth. I expect them all to root!

I cut mine in half because I wanted them to have room to root in their Monarch Planting Bands. They are in a damp mix of 3 parts perlite to one part peat, and they sit in a north facing bay window, so they get early morning and late afternoon sun, and not much of that.

Yours should root amazingly fast in your greenhouse! Good luck!
Suzi

Awesome...that's good news. =) Thanks!

- Steve

I've always found them easy in the past too. I've got 3 each of a dozen varieties lined out and ready to sprout right now.

Wow...1 & 1/2 days and i'm already seeing new growth on one of them. Awesome.

Brandon: Never knew there were a dozen Pom varieties. That's insane! You must love them...lol.

- Steve

I would like a few cuttings but have been unable to find any. I tried Googling UC Davis but was not successful. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Hi,
I am looking for Parfankia cuttings for commercial farming. Can you please let me know where can I get the cuttings?

I also appreciate suggestions about the best quality pomegranate for commercial growing. I do not like Wonderful due to hard seed and Angel Red is not proven yet.

Thanks,
Aamir