Pomegranate management methods before and after fruit setting
An article about green plant knowledge, introducing you to the introduction of melons, fruits, vegetables, and pomegranates, the management methods of pomegranates before and after fruit setting will definitely help you, let's understand together!
The main reasons why pomegranate flowers can't bear fruit after blooming are as follows:
First, during its nutritional growth and flowering period, there is insufficient light or rainy weather; insufficient light will cause the plant's nutritional growth to be relatively excessive, which is not conducive to the accumulation of nutrients in the body, thus affecting the reproductive growth, and the flowers will fall off after flowering; if it encounters continuous rainy weather during flowering, it will cause the pistil to fail to fertilize normally, resulting in flowering but no fruit setting.
Second, improper fertilization. For ornamental pomegranates, during top dressing, the three elements of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium should be properly matched. If there is too much nitrogen fertilizer and too little phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, the plant lacks the necessary nutrients for fruit setting, which may also cause the fruit not to stick.
Third, during and after the flowering period, excessive watering or dry potting soil. Excessive watering of potting soil will cause the branches and leaves to grow wildly or the nutrient roots to rot, and even if the flowers are blooming, they can't bear fruit; dry potting soil will cause the nutrient roots to shrink, and the flowers will not get enough water and nutrients, which will inevitably fall off, not to mention pollination and fruit setting.
If it is a pomegranate that flowers once a year, it is difficult to bear fruit again this year. Only by pruning the plant, increasing light, and controlling water and fertilizer (G-Y) can we expect to have good flowers and fruits next year. If it is a "monthly石榴" that can bloom multiple times a year, it can be promoted to bloom and bear fruit again by increasing light, applying phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, pruning excessive growth branches to inhibit nutritional growth, pruning weak branches, and ensuring ventilation and light transmission.
The detailed explanation of the management methods of pomegranate before and after fruit setting mentioned above, hoping this article can bring you help in green plant management!