Four pomegranate seedlings (35-75 cm) in Norway show curling leaves and yellowing lower leaves—classic overwatering signs.
Midnight sun provides abundant light but cool temperatures. Pomegranates originate in Middle East/Mediterranean (Israel, Lebanon, Egypt, North Africa, Southern Europe, US Southwest). They thrive in heat and need a dry period.
Leaf yellowing in autumn may be natural deciduous behavior. But curling = water stress. Adjust watering first, observe response.
Norwegian heritage foods (kumla, lutefisk, lefsa) mentioned—Scandinavian immigrants brought traditions to Midwest US (Lindsborg, KS Swedish community).
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