Garden Update: Pomegranate Fruit Plant

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It's me @amjadsharif
From #pakistan

Friends of the community, I am here with you with a new garden update. Last year, I planted a pomegranate plant on which pomegranate fruits have grown.

Their skin is still green, and their size is also quite small. I have no experience growing pomegranates before this because this is the first time I have seen pomegranates growing on these plants.

So I don't know if they will ripen and be ready soon. Maybe in two months, they will be completely full of their seeds and will improve in size, and their color will turn reddish, then I will consider them to be completely ready. Their test will also tell. They will be eaten right after breaking them. Just two days ago, I watered them and fertilized them with cow dung.

These plants are about five to six feet tall, with long, green leaves and strong, spiny stems. The plants are planted in rows about 10 to 15 feet apart so that they can grow well and allow air to circulate. Since it is still hot and the summer season is reaching its peak, the soil dries out quickly, and the plants can quickly need water. So, after 10 to 15 days, these plants are watered so that the fruit production does not decrease, and the pomegranates are thick and straight.

There are numerous benefits of eating pomegranates. For example, it improves heart health, helps purify blood and increase its production, opens the arteries of the heart, prevents anemia, and keeps blood pressure under control. The immunity of a person who eats pomegranates increases, and his face brightens. The complexion of the face becomes completely clear and looks fresh, which makes the person look young. It also strengthens the stomach and completely removes constipation. There are many other benefits from eating it. Despite its many benefits, if this plant is not in your garden, I think you should grow it in your garden.

I have tried to share this plant with you all from every angle and in every way. I have tried to expose everything from its leaves to branches and from flowers to fruit. I hope that I will continue to share more updates about my garden while living in this community. I also hope that you will read the article with me and share your experiences in it, and let me know more about your ideas for improving your garden so that I can take good care of all the plants in my garden and nurture them.

Who is amjadsharif

Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.