Olive Tree In Ceramic Pot

Fill the pot with soil around the tree and make sure it stands stable.

Olive tree in ceramic pot. Keep your olive tree pruned. Product description adding an artificial olive tree is a trendy way to add greenery into your decor. Plant into the new container gently pack down the soil and then water in well. The medium size stands at 28 5 inches tall for a lovely display on a variety of flat surfaces prop it atop a book or two and place it on an entryway table for visual impact or keep in line with your clean.

As with most pot grown plants olive trees do not like frozen roots. Olive trees like extremely well draining rocky soil. You ll love the streamlined style and warm color palette of this artificial olive tree in pot from threshold designed with studio mcgee. When selecting a container opt for clay or wood.

Although most people associate olive trees with far off mediterranean lands or the coasts of california it is possible to grow olives in pots. Watering the frequency of water needed will depend on the size and type of container you chose to plant in. Recommend for indoor use. Plastic containers retain more water which can be deadly for an olive tree.

Keep the pot in full sun. Make sure not to overwater. This versatile piece can be used all year to give your home a natural touch. In general water your olive tree deeply once the top 2 3 inches of soil has been allowed to dry.

If you are keeping your olive tree in a pot the root system has to be able to send nutrients to the tree canopy if you don t prune your olive tree the canopy will grow too big for the pot size the result is leaf drop die back straggly branches and pale magnesium deficient leaves. No special fertilizers or compost at first. Place your container grown olive trees in a spot that receives at least 6 hours of full sunlight each day. Covered in hunter green leaves and artificial brown olives in a grey stone pot.

Olive trees will grow well in a container and there area many dwarf varieties available for decoration purposes if you are not interested in eating the fruit. Planting olive trees in a pot olive trees can survive a number of years in a pot although they will ultimately need to be planted in the ground to survive. The plastic green make up creates a realistic design that has the same features as a real plant with out the additional care. When growing olive trees in containers terracotta or wood is a preferable choice as these are more breathable and will help with drainage and insulation.

Pour enough soil in to cover the bottom thickly. As long as you have a sufficiently large pot the tree can live up to eight or nine years in it. This artificial potted plant features a lush olive tree housed in a white ceramic pot for a beautiful blend of classic and modern styles. Use in the kitchen for that little extra pop of green.

Olive trees can be purchased from a garden center or planted from seed then placed in to a container for further growth. A good quality plastic pot however has the benefit of being more lightweight and less prone to breakage. Knock the sapling out of its original container and place in the new pot.