Olive Tree - 90-100cm


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The B&Q 90-100cm Olive Tree is perfect for homeowners looking to add a touch of Mediterranean sophistication to patios, balconies, or garden entrances. Its primary benefit is providing instant, sculptural greenery with minimal effort, making it an excellent choice for those wanting a low-maintenance feature plant. However, it requires careful winter protection and consistent placement in a sunny spot to ensure it thrives throughout the year.
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While it is an Olea europaea species, its primary function is ornamental. Fruit production depends on climate and maturity.
These trees are best suited for outdoor Mediterranean-style displays. Indoor environments rarely provide enough sunlight or air circulation.
Water thoroughly when the top layer of soil becomes dry to the touch, ensuring the pot drains freely after each session.
No, it is supplied in a premium planter designed for its size. You can keep it in this pot for a few years before needing to upgrade.
Olive trees are generally considered non-toxic to cats and dogs, though it is always best to prevent pets from chewing on plant leaves.
This is often a sign of cold stress. Move the tree to a more sheltered position or add a layer of insulation around the pot.
This may indicate overwatering. Ensure the drainage holes are clear and allow the soil to dry out between watering sessions.
The tree likely needs more direct sunlight. Relocate it to the sunniest spot in your garden or balcony.
Upon arrival, ensure you place the tree in a location that receives full, direct sunlight for the majority of the day. Because it is pre-potted in a premium plastic planter, it is ready to display immediately; however, you should monitor soil moisture regularly. Water the plant when the top inch of soil feels dry, but avoid waterlogging the roots, as Olive trees prefer well-drained conditions. During the growing season, a balanced liquid fertilizer can be applied to support vibrant foliage. In winter, if temperatures drop significantly, move the pot into a shed, greenhouse, or wrap the container and foliage with horticultural fleece to prevent frost damage.