I am digging how you two set that Pom up, Xin. Looks fantastic. I’ve been looking for a pomegranate at the grocery store all summer, I really want to start one of these and I appreciate the education I’m getting with your videos. Brother, my Burning Bush is doing the same thing! I hacked off a lot of top growth to propagate it, and now I have a handful of new shoots that took off like rockets. But everyone with more experience tells me it’s just single flush. I’m thinking the buds were dormant until the sun was able to reach them after the prune, just a theory though.
Thanks, I bought that pomegranate 2 years ago when it was unhealthy and on sale haha The burning bush if vigorous I find it will get new growth. May not get new growth everywhere you pruned but some branches will come out. I am also told it is single flush but I seen this new growth 2 years in a row now.
@@MaybeBonsai I can’t seem to find a pom at any store/nursery, healthy or otherwise, up here. I figure if I can find a fruit in the grocery store, I can harvest the seeds and propagate it. Less expensive than have one shipped.
@@MaybeBonsai I live in Alaska, just outside of Anchorage. And good call! I did not associate pomegranate with Asian foods. Thanks for the tip, I will definitely check it out!
@@MaybeBonsai I had a suspect it was an older tree! I started a few pomegranate seeds last summer and they did all well but will take a long time before they get to the size of yours! Looking forward to see how you develop it!
Awesome updates Xin, I had fun working with your tree and it was a great birthday too!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, I hope the tree grows as we expected it to lol
Very nice season now, the temperature just like spring!!
Yes it is nice but need to be hotter at night for the tropicals to take off haha
@@MaybeBonsai welcome to here, hottest!!
Getting in every angle!
it was the only way we could do it haha
Great looking trees in the yard. Great green thumb you have.
Thanks Tom, encouraging as always 👍
A nice transformation of your pomegranate, congrats! Wish I can have the same day working with Nigel on bonsai.
I am sure he would love to work with you if you have the chance to visit him. Yes the transformation is incredible, thanks
Nigel is like a kid in a candy shop🤠
hahaha yea it was great!
Great updates Xin! 👍
Thanks Jay, next time I need to remember to press record!
Nice tree Xin!
Thanks Floran, sure took a lot of foliage off that day haha
Your pom will turn out just fine. The pom's are strong trees.
Appreciated Tom, I was glad to hear your name on the Nigel card!
@@MaybeBonsai And you as well. Stay safe and keep the videos coming.
I couldn’t stop staring that the guys hair. I wanted that to be trimmed as well
Azaleas like some shade.
ok thank you, makes sense since the leaves are down. thanks again
I am digging how you two set that Pom up, Xin. Looks fantastic. I’ve been looking for a pomegranate at the grocery store all summer, I really want to start one of these and I appreciate the education I’m getting with your videos.
Brother, my Burning Bush is doing the same thing! I hacked off a lot of top growth to propagate it, and now I have a handful of new shoots that took off like rockets. But everyone with more experience tells me it’s just single flush. I’m thinking the buds were dormant until the sun was able to reach them after the prune, just a theory though.
Thanks, I bought that pomegranate 2 years ago when it was unhealthy and on sale haha
The burning bush if vigorous I find it will get new growth. May not get new growth everywhere you pruned but some branches will come out. I am also told it is single flush but I seen this new growth 2 years in a row now.
@@MaybeBonsai I can’t seem to find a pom at any store/nursery, healthy or otherwise, up here. I figure if I can find a fruit in the grocery store, I can harvest the seeds and propagate it. Less expensive than have one shipped.
@@baldyeti where are you at? if you have asian grocery stores nearby, you can check there, they might have them there
@@MaybeBonsai I live in Alaska, just outside of Anchorage. And good call! I did not associate pomegranate with Asian foods. Thanks for the tip, I will definitely check it out!
@@baldyeti good luck Yeti! I hope you find it!
Nice update on the benches and good pruning work! How old is the pomegranate by the way?
I bought it just under 2 years ago but I don’t know how old it is when bought. From the trunk size, probably got a good several years on it.
@@MaybeBonsai I had a suspect it was an older tree! I started a few pomegranate seeds last summer and they did all well but will take a long time before they get to the size of yours! Looking forward to see how you develop it!
@@sbragaglia well that’s good to hear. I will count the rings if I ever cut it back, thanks Stefano