Dwarf Olive Tree - How To Grow an Olive Tree Bonsai 

Thank you so much! Yeah, you should definitely try, :)))

Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much!

Thanks 😍 will see what will happen 😂

I tried it without splitting trunk. It didn't work. I'm doing air layering this time. I'll find out in a month or so.

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Video doesn't matter, please share whether this technique worked with that size of branch or not? 😊

This branch is too wide and already "wood" , does this really work with such big branches? I thought olive tree can only be grown from tiny young parts 🌱

@@plantronika hope all is better, no worries life happens, glad u wanna be back, ur good! Have a lovely day! 😀

I used trunk splitting tehnique because then my little tree will look more like bonsai (oldish trunk style). You can google it.

@@plantronika Thank you so much. That sounds cool. I going to try right know. Is there any way of curbing its growth so it grows around 80 cm to a 1m. Is it just a case of keeping in a small pot to restrict root growth. How do you create a cork screw affect on the main trunk or two branches inter- twined. Thank you

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Hi, mine is about 7 millimeters. I think you should propagate yours in the water but I think also you could succeed if you have roots grow stimulator like me.

@@plantronika thanks for the reply !

@@maestro4008 np 😉 will upload part2 video in 1-2 months. Make sure to check it out hihihi

If you ask me, it didn't. In the best scenario, the cutting is not completely dry from water absorption, but no roots are grown from it.

Yes olive tree can be in acidic soil,only thing is you should provide good drainage

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i've done it exacly like this, and it started to grow leaves, im about 2 months in, i should have removed the prior leaves that didn't fall off because now there is no sign of growth there, but the barks there are green, so it's not dead.

Honestly I don’t know, I was out from everything last 2 years because of personal problems. In a week or two I can do everything again and make new video as a Part 2 to show update. Im really sorry for this inconvenience but I’m planning to make this channel alive again. Thanks for understanding.

Honestly I don’t know, I was out from everything last 2 years because of personal problems. In a week or two I can do everything again and make new video as a Part 2 to show update. Im really sorry for this inconvenience but I’m planning to make this channel alive again. Thanks for understanding.

Thank you so much 😍

Sorry for late response. I used trunk splitting tehnique because my little tree will look more like bonsai. You can google it. I cut branches also just to shape it a little bit.

@@plantronika How much water do you use ? Daily ?

helps the tree survive since the leafs lose water, too many will kill the tree by drying it out before it can develop roots. Splitting the bottom of the tree allows the “inner part“ of the tree, which is softer and water soaked, to develop roots. The bark and the green layer below are like a shell to prevent water (and roots) from coming out. Therefore people split the trunk so that the inner part is torn open. Even better practice is to „sharpen the end“ like a pencil as he does in a video - you maximise the surface of the soft part of the tree (make sure all green part is removed or it will grow back)

cutting the end at a 45 degree angle is just the lazy version of increasing the surface of the inner stem

Thank you so much ❤️

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Thank you so much 😍