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tony_low68

Pomegranate not growing

11 years ago

This pomegranate tree bought from a nursery about three years ago and until now it is only about 150mm tall. The branches were easily dried out if not sufficient of water. It is shade by a big adenium pot so it does not get to much of sunshine.(hot tropical climate) I wanted to turn it into a bonsai one day. What is the best condition to grow pomegranate tree. Please advise.

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