
Pomegranate yellowing leaves. Owner wonders if fungicide spray (applied for distorted young leaves) or soil issue. Young leaves fine after spray.
Plant looks healthy overall; trim damaged foliage and continue.
Check drain holes, saucer, soil edge for white crust (salt). If present, set pot in tub of warm water to soil depth, wait a few minutes, lift—draining water removes most salt. Do annually.
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