If these are dwarf plants why is mine growing so tall? My plant is about 2' 3" tall now and usually dwarf pomegrantes grow to 2' max.
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You can't always control nature. She does want she wants.I would just cut the new growth.
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They can grow up to 4 feet. Most full sized pomegranates grow up to 20 feet. If you want it to be smaller, you have to prune it.
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Mine as well - and they are "leggy" and not too much foilege; anyone else out there who are experienced with these plants?
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I bought two plants. They were about 24" tall when I got them. They are healthy now and growing.
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I have only had them a few months including the pot they are maybe 5.5 - 6 foot tall. There is information (youtube) that shows how to keep fruit & other trees the height most manageable for you. I have not pruned these any more yet; seems a good height and waiting for first fruits to be harvested (hoping next season) to see if it really needs to be shorter.A little research will show you that roots spread and tap root gets deeper when not planted in pot, the pot keeps is from spreading out its roots.
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You might want to contact the company directly. They are great getting back in answers and any help you need. Fast, also. I have had my plants since May and they are doing great and getting bigger.
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millimeters, not inches. I spread the seeds out in the pot and lightly sprinkled them with soil. I only got 2 of ten seeds to actually sprout and they take forever to grow. After 10 months they are only 3 inches tall.
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I have mine in large pots and they are doing well. Out of the soil I'd say about 4', maybe they'll grow another foot or two but I don't expect more than that. At least not in the pots.
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Mine is growing really well from when I got it last year but it hasn't gotten big enough to bloom yet.
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Hello, unfortunately mine did not get to be more than a foot tall. I was shipped well, and was very healthy. I brought mine indoors and is alive. This season I will place it against a reflective surface to get more rays. The botanical name is Ruttya fruticosa Lindau. And I do recommend it if you the room. It is listed for a 6x6' growth pattern. Full sun to light shade. I purchased it from Emerald Goddess Gardens. I will buy from them again. P.s. if we had an actual Summer last year I am sure it would 3 feet tall.
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I can't answer this directly, but these are BIG plants with gorgeous, intensely orange big blooms. These are definitely not the dwarf marigolds that I was familiar with before.
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Mine were about 4 feet tall I didn't plant them just left them in the container idk proper planting procedure
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I just planted in starter pots, seeds that are now two years old. I haven't had them any longer than that. They are 2 to 3 inches tall after a month of growth. My personal response would 2 years. Hope it helped you.
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My plants grew very well and they are now over two meters long. They gave me their first beans last year practically several beans on each branch and they now have some new beans but less than last year's because of too hot weather for spring time!
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Not sure how long it will take to produce fruit, having had it only a month or so, but my 6" is now about 8" tall in a 6" pot. To be fair, being quick growers, I'd imagine it should be taller by now but as per my review the one I received needs some tlc.
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I got my 2 trees about 8 months ago, they are potted & are both about 2 feet tall. Won't really know how big they're going to get until this growing season. It's cold now & they're inside.
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I've had that problem also when I planted them in pots. So, as soon as I sprouted several seeds, I planted them outdoors when the danger of frost has past. Three actually grew to about 10 ft tall before winter came back.A friend actually grew them in her greenhouse in big pots. You could try doing it that way.
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They were shipped to me as two separate trees. I got them late summer of 2012, so I cannot comment on how tall they get. I planed the two of them in the same pot and "twisted" the trunks around each other somewhat, then used nursery tape to hold them that way. My hope is that they will continue to grow together.Frankly, I have been disappointed with their progress. The leaves on one are doing ok, but the other one is looking weak. I will withhold final judgment until they have a full growing season in the new pot.
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When I received mine it was about 24 inches tall. It is now about 3 feet. Don't know if it will grow to 15 or 20 or not. My first one was beautiful but froze during the winter so keep sheltered. The 110 degrees in summer wasn't a problem.