Olive planting conditions and climate requirements for the growing environment

Olive Growing Conditions

Olives usually grow in sandy loam that is deep, loose, fertile and rich in humus. They prefer a warm and humid growing environment. During the maintenance period, they need sufficient sunlight and timely watering to keep the soil moist, so that they can grow better.

Olive Growing Climate

Olives prefer a warm and humid climate. When growing, the average temperature needs to be kept at around 20-22 degrees, and the minimum temperature cannot be lower than minus 3 degrees.

Olive Growing Regions

Olives have strong adaptability to soil, so their planting range is relatively wide. They are distributed in large quantities in Sichuan, Zhejiang, Taiwan and other places in my country.

Olive Planting Time

Olives are generally planted in February and March each year because the climate at that time is most suitable for growth, allowing them to grow well. During daily maintenance, there must be a suitable temperature environment, sufficient sunlight, and timely watering.

Benefits of Olive Planting

The benefits of olive cultivation are relatively good. It can be used to make some common furniture. It also has high medical effects and can treat enteritis, diarrhea, and hemoptysis. The demand is very high, so the benefits of planting it are still very high.

Olive Planting Tips

When planting olives, grafting is usually used. They should be planted in loose and fertile soil, with sufficient light and plenty of water. The soil needs to be kept moist so that they can grow well.