Pomegranate Crop Guide
Pomegranate is a hardy fruit crop suitable for arid and semi-arid regions of India. It is susceptible to bacterial blight, fruit borer, and leaf spot. Regular protection helps maintain fruit quality.
Growth Timeline
Pomegranate Growth Stages
Sprouting
Duration: March–April
New shoots emerge from dormant buds. Prune old branches before sprouting.
Vegetative Growth
Duration: April–June
Rapid shoot growth and canopy development.
Flowering
Duration: May–August
Red-orange flowers appear. Protect from fruit borer.
Fruit Development
Duration: June–December
Fruits develop over 5–6 months. Maintain consistent nutrition.
Harvest
Duration: October–February
Harvest when fruits are fully colored and make a metallic sound when tapped.
Our Solutions
Recommended Vyoma Products for Pomegranate
Application Guide
Spray Schedule for Pomegranate
Protection Guide
Common Pests & Diseases in Pomegranate
Bacterial Blight
DiseaseSymptoms: Water-soaked spots on fruits and leaves. Spots turn brown and ooze bacteria.
Recommended: Vyoma Arka
Fruit Borer
PestSymptoms: Larvae bore into fruits. Frass visible at entry holes.
Recommended: Vyoma Rudra
Nutrition Guide
Nutrient Deficiencies in Pomegranate
Iron Deficiency
Symptoms: Interveinal chlorosis on young leaves
Solution: Apply iron chelate foliar spray.
Boron Deficiency
Symptoms: Fruit cracking, poor seed development
Solution: Apply borax during flowering.
Feeding Program
Nutrition Schedule for Pomegranate
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