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HI
I made a cutting 3 years ago from a double red flower Punica I selected the branch when flowering and cut the following autumn The cuttin is normally growing but no flowers A gardner told me that a cutting from a tree needs to become mature before making flowers.. It seems to me that a cutting from a mature tree should have exactly the same caratheristic as well as maturity ( sexual) as the parent tree.. any suggestion from personal experience or read somewhere something ? Might be a punica an atypical example ? Thanks a lot Theo |
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I made a cutting 3 years ago from a double red flower Punica I selected the
branch when flowering and cut the following autumn The cuttin is normally growing but no flowers The double flowered pomegranate, in my experience, is not the best candidate for bonsai. How big is the tree? Give it time & patience. Where do you live? It needs to go outdoors for the summer. If the parent tree blooms for you, the new one should bloom also eventually. Iris, Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40 "If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming train." Robert Lowell (1917-1977) |
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