Very smart and well done Cooking outside is a ton of fun if you can pull it off. My weekly shopping list includes grapes, green beans, pear, apple, snowpeas, broccoli, plum, bok choy, a passionfruit half so she can pick out the seeds (her fav), whole snap peas, pumkin, whole chilli, capsicum, cucumber and some pomegranate. I assume this is a pomegranate Definitely has a lot of potential Yes it is a dwarf pomegranate, around 20 years old
I have a 30 to 40 years old normal pomegranate also in my parent´s garden I was planning to do an air layer of that one, but then i looked at the dwarf one and i posted it here. When you have planned study time, plan to provide part of his diet then , part of sn ear of corn to work on, a hunk of squash , a half of pomegranate to pick out juicy seeds. Pomegranate tea is a tasty way to receive the nutritional benefits of this unique fruit Pomegranate is believed to help with cardiovascular health and contains many vitamins and antioxidants Pomegranate tea is made by combining pomegranate juice with freshly made tea
Black, green, and herbal teas all work Punica granatum nejikan substrate recommended and if should grow it out furst in typical soils then swap to bonsai mix once grown a bit She eats zupreem natrual and loves pomegranate I have heard of this thing called the honeymoon period however I only just heard of this and am wondering what it is in full detail I knkw a little bit on it but would like to hear your experience with it
The photo is of lilly my newly adoptedy 7 yea old congo african grey. So in my first year bonsai “fever“, i had started a “wedge” of pomegranate seeds. So they got a little “leggy”. Then late april early may i placed them outside. Now i learned much about the sun’s dynamics in relation to “greenstuffs”.in other words i sunburnt, quite severely. Fruits only 10% of daily diet , try for berries like blueberries, black berries, raspberry, cranberry, pomegranate, cherry and plum without pit , fruits like mango, papaya.
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