California Pomegranate, 4-year-old potted seedling with flower buds, grown from seed, organic

I am growing these seedlings in pots from seeds collected from a mother tree purchased from a nursery. The root system is excellent and growth is progressing well, so I decided to list them while they are still a manageable size for shipping.

Last fall, I sold 9 California pomegranate seedlings, 2-3 years old. I kept a few to monitor their flowering, but after 4 years, I've confirmed flower buds on this one, so I'm decluttering. It's uncertain if it will bear fruit this year, but since it's still a young tree, I recommend focusing its energy on branch and leaf growth rather than fruit production for the first 1-2 years, aiming for a bountiful harvest later. For this year, I suggest early thinning of fruit (leaving only 1-2 if any).

These are seedlings cultivated by an amateur hobbyist fruit grower. I would appreciate it if you would consider purchasing if you understand this.
★I will repot it into a 15cm black plastic pot and ship it via courier.
★To ensure it grows into a strong and magnificent fruit tree, I have pruned off suckers and trimmed the tips of branches. As this is a long-term cultivation project, your understanding is appreciated.
★This particular specimen developed flower buds early. The buds near the base are prominent, and it looks like it will bloom soon, which is why I'm listing it at this time. The price has been kept low.
★Some flowers may fall off during transport, but as mentioned above, I recommend thinning the fruit to 1-2 this year.

In my growing environment, the mother tree is affected by cutworm damage to its leaves every year (though it still bears fruit annually). It's difficult to distinguish them as they camouflage well with the branches, so I have to look very closely to find and remove them. Organic pesticides like Zentari (a naturally derived insecticide) are recommended, but if you are committed to completely pesticide-free cultivation, using insect nets or a greenhouse is also an option.
The pomegranates I grow are completely pesticide-free, and fortunately, this seedling has not yet suffered from cutworm leaf damage ?
It is self-pollinating, so it will bear fruit even with just one tree ?

Below is the description from when I purchased the mother tree.
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Easy-to-grow giant pomegranate, very popular!
Size: 200-300g
More than twice the size of Japanese pomegranates, with a glossy appearance. Can be eaten fresh or used for fruit wine. Harvest period: late September to mid-October.
Bears fruit on a single tree. This variety is resistant to pests and diseases, making it easy to grow and highly productive.