No fruit on pomegranate

haggis_2006

10 years ago

I have a pomegranate bush/tree that is five years old. It blooms, but fruit does not set. Last year one set, but this year none set. Does anyone know what might be the problem?

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Tony
10 years ago
You can try to hand pollinate it with a small paint brush that may help.

Tony
Scott F Smith
10 years ago
Pomegranates like warm dry weather and if you are in a less dry climate they may not set some years. I had lots of flowers this year but no fruit. Last year I had fewer flowers but a fair amount of fruit. I assume it is something to do with the spring weather.

Scott
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Scott F Smith

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