Punica granatum NANA

Sowing and germination

Seeds are sown in February or March, but can be done throughout the spring and even summer. They are buried to a depth of 0.5 cm. The soil must be moistened, then cover the seedlings with film or glass to create heat. The box where the seeds are planted should be placed in a fairly warm place - 25-30 degrees. Planted seeds germinate in different ways. Some can sprout immediately after 2 weeks, while others have to wait 2 months. For better germination, seeds must be soaked for a day in warm water.