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Pomegranate - Anar Fruit Plant

The Pomegranate (Punica granatum) is a hardy, sun-loving fruit plant prized for its jewel-like arils and rich, tangy-sweet flavor. Adaptable to Indian climates and balconies, terraces, or home gardens, it’s an excellent choice for kitchen gardening and ornamental hedges alike.

What You’ll Receive

Plant: Healthy live Pomegranate (Anar) plant in active growth
Pot: Sturdy nursery pot with well-draining medium
Size/Stage: Young, ready to establish in a bigger pot or ground
Support: Basic care guidance to help you settle the plant quickly

Care Tips

Light: Full sun (6–8+ hours daily) for strong flowering and fruiting.
Water: Moderate; water deeply when the top soil feels dry. Avoid waterlogging.
Soil: Well-draining mix—loam or garden soil blended with compost and perlite/sand.
Feeding: Balanced fertilizer during the growing season; increase potassium before/after flowering for better fruit set.
Pruning: Light prune after harvest to maintain shape and encourage new fruiting shoots.
Climate: Warm to hot climates are ideal; protect young plants from severe frost.

Key Features

Home-Grown Superfruit: Enjoy antioxidant-rich arils fresh from your garden.
Compact & Versatile: Suits large containers (12–18" pots) or open ground.
Drought Tolerant: Once established, needs relatively less frequent watering.
Ornamental Appeal: Glossy leaves, showy orange-red blooms, and striking fruits.

Placement Suggestions

Choose the sunniest spot on your terrace, balcony, or backyard. Ensure good airflow and drainage. In containers, use a heavy, stable pot and a sunny wall or railing for wind protection. Keep away from constant shade to avoid poor flowering.

Common Diseases and Precautions

Leaf Spot/Blight: Improve airflow, avoid overhead watering; use copper-based sprays if needed.
Aphids/Mealybugs: Wipe early infestations and treat with neem oil at 7–10 day intervals.
Fruit Cracking: Caused by irregular watering—maintain even soil moisture, especially during fruit development.
General Hygiene: Remove fallen leaves/fruit; sterilize pruning tools.

Common Questions & Answers

When will it fruit?

With good sun and care, plants typically start fruiting in 1.5–3 years (varies by age and variety).

Can I grow it in a pot?

Yes—start in a 10–12" pot and upsize to 16–18" as it matures. Ensure excellent drainage.

How often should I fertilize?

Feed lightly every 4–6 weeks in the growing season. Use a higher-potassium feed around bloom and fruit set.

Is it safe around pets and children?

Generally safe, but the plant can be thorny—place out of reach of playful pets and kids.

Bring Home the Pomegranate – Anar Fruit Plant

Add a sunny, fruit-bearing star to your garden—beautiful blooms, delicious harvests, and a rewarding grower for Indian homes.