That makes no sense to me, in countries that pomegranates are traditionally grown, they don't go heavy on the nitrogen, and they get large crops. Even trees in the wild in Malta get decent crops, which means no nutrition added to the soil.

I have never tried Tree Tone, yet I know for a fact the brand makes great products. I hope that it works good for you.

I use 'Holly-tone', locally where I live it's cheap priced for an organic product.

These are other varieties considered super early 01) ‘August Goradon Shirin’ 02) 'Azadi' 03) 'Belbek' 04) 'Kandahari' 05) 'Medovyi Vahsha' 06) 'Nikitski ranni' (also known as Crimson Sky) 07) ‘Sumbarskii’ 08) ‘Surh-Anor’ 09) 'Sverkhranniy' only 2 of those we don't have yet, although it will be years...

It's hard to find any kind of pomegranate fruit this time of the year, unless it's imported from some place like Chile, even then I have never seen white pomegranates imported from that country.

We got eight ball last spring, yet it's too small to provide cuttings, maybe in the future, unless someone else on this forum could give you cuttings sooner. If not then you could technically buy a plant of it here https://www.plantdelights.com/collections/plant-delights-introductions/products/punic...

'California Rare Fruit Growers' has a pomegranate and persimmon tasting event every year at the UC Davis 'Wolfskill Experimental Orchard' in the winter, well they did not have it for years because of covid, yet I think that it's running again. I think that you have to be a member of 'California Rare...

Here is a description of Belbek, I have no idea what the fruit of the others are like viewtopic.php?p=1290#p1290

Zone 6b I believe is the coldest I have heard of someone getting pomegranate fruit with the aid of a greenhouse, and that person brings most of the pomegranate bushes out during the spring, he has one in the ground too, not sure if it had time to ripen fruit or not. In Zone 5 I am guessing that the ...

My Ariana was almost indistinguishable from Parfianka for me, very class and not as tart as you had; Based upon what I have read I am wondering if maybe 'Ariana' and 'Parfyanka' might be the some pomegranate variety, or very similar. And that 'Parfianka', 'a different spelling' might not be the sam...