It blooms in May, bears fruit in August, and eats pomegranate on August 15th. So generally speaking, pomegranates are ripe in August, September and1October, especially in August and September, when there are few pomegranates in1October. In August and September, pomegranate peel can be picked and eaten as long as it loses most of its cyan color and turns red and yellow.

A sign of pomegranate maturity;

(1) The peel turns from green to yellow, the colored varieties are full of color, and the fruit surface appears shiny.

⑵ The edge of the fruit appears.

⑶ Red or silvery white needles in dental pulp cells are fully displayed.

(4) The seeds are full, and the soluble solid content of fruit juice reaches the inherent concentration of the variety. Ripe fruits should be picked before it rains, and it is forbidden to pick them in rainy days.