PLANT CARE ( Olive Bonsai Tree )

	Ideally, the Olive Bonsai Tree should be kept in temperatures under 64 degrees during winter, but they should never be exposed to temperatures below 40 degrees.
	These flourishes in zones that receive plenty of full sunlight. Even as indoor plants, the trees require a significant amount of light.
	Bonsai olive trees enjoy humidity, which can be given to them by placing the container in a shallow tray filled with pebbles and water.
	Water the Olive Bonsai Tree thoroughly whenever the soil gets dry but avoid constant wetness.

ADDITIONAL CARE

Maintaining the health and beauty of an Olive Bonsai Tree requires proper care, ensuring it remains a stunning miniature tree for years to come. As a living plant, the Olive Bonsai thrives and becomes more captivating as it matures over time. To maximize its growth, placing the tree in the brightest and sunniest area of your yard is crucial, as it adores basking in the sun and hot weather. If kept indoors, it is ideal to position it on a south-facing window sill.

Fertilization is essential for Olive Bonsai’s well-being and aesthetics. Since the tree grows in a limited amount of soil, it is necessary to replenish the soil’s nutrient supply regularly. By doing so, the bonsai can continue to flourish and exhibit its beauty.

Trimming and pinching play a crucial role in maintaining the miniature size of the Olive Bonsai. These techniques help control its growth and shape, ensuring it retains its desired small stature.

Additionally, repotting becomes necessary when the bonsai’s root system has filled the pot. Periodically repotting the tree allows for the proper development of its roots and ensures its overall vitality.

By following these guidelines, your Olive Bonsai Tree will thrive, remaining a stunning and petite masterpiece for many years. Its longevity, enhanced by your diligent care, will continue to bring you joy and admiration.

NOTE

An example picture gives a trustworthy image of the plant with good care. The plant in the example picture is not the plant that will be delivered. This is an example, so variations are possible. Eventually, the given plant may differ in size, the number of flowers & branches, The Plant Will be in a Plastic Pot Not The One Shown In The Picture.