How to grow tree from pomegranate

Select Seeds: Get fresh seeds from a ripe pomegranate, choosing a variety suitable for your climate.
Prepare Seeds: Rinse seeds and let them dry on a paper towel to prevent mold.
Germinate Seeds: Plant seeds in pots with well-draining soil, keep moist, and place in a sunny spot.
Maintain Moisture: Ensure soil stays moist but not waterlogged; water when the top inch feels dry.
Provide Light and Warmth: Place pots in a sunny area or use grow lights indoors.
Monitor Germination: Be patient; germination can take weeks.
Transplant Seedlings: Move seedlings to larger pots or outdoors once they have true leaves.
Care for Young Trees: Water regularly, mulch, prune dead branches, and train to a single trunk.
Fertilize Annually: Apply balanced fertilizer in spring to encourage growth and fruiting.
Protect from Pests and Diseases: Watch for pests and diseases, using organic controls as needed.
Harvest Pomegranates: Expect fruit in 2-3 years; harvest when ripe, indicated by deep red skin and metallic sound when tapped.
Follow these steps for a thriving pomegranate tree and enjoy homegrown fruit in no time!