Aanar / Pomegranate – Grafted Plant
Original price was: ₹999.00.₹449.00Current price is: ₹449.00.
Alright, let’s cut the formal stuff. If you’re thinking about growing something at home that actually pays off, grafted pomegranate (yeah, that’s “anar” for all you folks in India) is totally worth a shot. Don’t mess around with seed-grown plants – they’re slow, fussy, and usually not as tough. Grafted anar is like the plant version of a superhero: strong roots, disease doesn’t bother it much, and you get those fancy, juicy fruits way sooner. Seriously, you could see flowers and even a few fruits in, like, four to six months. Not even kidding.
Note- the images are real. But actual appearance may vary due to environmental factors, age, and other conditions
Dimensions: Width: 40-70 cm
*Nursery pot not included.
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Those little ruby-red seeds (arils, if you wanna get technical) are basically nature’s candy, but healthy from the Grafted Pomegranate or Anar plant. And don’t sweat the climate. These trees come from places even hotter and drier than our average Indian summer – the Middle East, South Asia – so they absolutely love it. Anar and India go way back, and nobody knows when they started growing this thing here. Got a huge backyard? Cool, plant one there. Just a cramped balcony? No problem, throw it in a pot. This plant doesn’t care; it’ll still show off.
Key Features & Benefits
Ever notice how literally everyone – from that nosy neighbor to your aunt with the wild garden – just won’t shut up about grafted pomegranate plants lately? This is why
Lightning-Fast Sweeter, Juicier, Healthier Fruits: No more waiting years! The grafted anar plant often gives you flowers and fruit within just 4 to 6 months. Grafted means less disease, more sweetness, and fruits that actually taste amazing.
Ridiculous Health Perks: Pomegranates aren’t just fruits – they’re basically nature’s multivitamin in disguise. Packed with vitamin C, potassium, fiber, antioxidants, and whatnot?
Gorgeous: I mean, c’mon, those shiny leaves? Wild, blazing red flowers? Fruits? They look like they belong in some enchanted forest, not just chilling in a pot at home.
Built for Indian Conditions: Searing heat? Long dry spells? The grafted pomegranate plant shrugs it off and keeps growing.
Symbol of Good Luck: In Vastu and Indian tradition, the anar plant brings prosperity, fertility, and abundance. Who doesn’t want some positive vibes?
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