The genus wild pomegranate encompasses shrubs typically admired for ornamental flowers, requiring attention to light, water, and soil to thrive. With preference for bright indirect light and moderate watering, wild pomegranates enjoy well-draining soil and consistent, mild temperatures. Gardeners often face challenges such as pest infestations, including aphids and spider mites, and potential fungal diseases fostered by humidity. Seasonal considerations involve protecting wild pomegranate from extreme cold and adjusting irrigation based on growth cycles, with a drier dormancy period in winter and increased moisture during active growth phases.