The secrets of self-cultivation of the olive tree: What you need to know

The olive tree, a symbol of peace, well-being and longevity, not only gives magnificent fruits, but also brings a unique Mediterranean-style atmosphere right into the garden.

Growing this tree on your own is an exciting and noble activity that will bring you not only pleasure, but also fresh olives for home use.

Choosing a seedling

Before you start growing olea europaea kopen, you should choose the right seedling. It is best to purchase young seedlings from trusted suppliers or from specialized nurseries. Pay attention to the health of the root system and the general condition of the plant.

Soil preparation

The olive tree prefers light, well-drained soil. Prepare a place for planting, remove weeds and stones, then mix the soil with sand and humus to ensure optimal conditions for root growth

Planting a seedling

Choose the best time to plant an olive tree — it’s spring or autumn. Use a pit about 60 cm deep and wide, place the seedling in the pit and carefully cover it with earth, pressing the soil against the roots. The tree does not require special care, but needs regular watering during the dry period, especially in the first years after planting. Feed the plant with organic fertilizers in spring and summer to stimulate growth. Keep the olive tree under pest and disease control by monitoring the condition of the leaves and trunk. If necessary, use natural methods of control or biological preparations. Provide the plant with enough light and heat, as the olive tree likes sunny places. Trim the plant as needed to maintain its shape and stimulate growth.

Self-cultivation of an olive tree is an exciting and enjoyable activity that will allow you to enjoy the beauty of this tree and get fresh olives directly from your own garden.