Olea europaea sylvestris. Pre-bonsai 10 years. Wild olive tree or acebuche.
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Olea europaea sylvestris. Pre-bonsai 10 years. Wild olive tree or acebuche. It is a typical Mediterranean tree that lives better outdoors.
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A pre-bonsai is a small tree with specific features, that with a little work and some care can become a beautiful bonsai. The pre-bonsais are grown from seedlings to get a good nebari, which is the base of the trunk, fine roots near the trunk, and several design possibilities. This pre-bonsai line will allow you to model and design the bonsai in the style you want or that the tree indicates.
Olea europaea sylvestris bonsai. Wild olive tree or acebuche. It is a typical Mediterranean tree that lives better outdoors.
Evergreen tree of slow but steady growth. Appreciated for its small leaves, in perfect harmony with the size of the bonsai.
Location: In a Mediterranean climate zone, outside, in full sun all year round. Outside its natural climatic zone, it is convenient to protect it from extreme cold and especially from frost (freezing temperatures for more than 24 hours). In spite of this, during the winter it needs a marked decrease in temperatures, between 5 and 7 ºC.
Watering: The olive tree has minimal water needs.
Curiosities: Within the Greco-Roman mythology, the wild olive tree was consecrated to the god Apollo. It was planted in front of the temples and offerings together with ancient weapons hung from its branches. Furthermore, the scepters of kings and the famous mace of Hercules were made of olive wood.
Dimensions in centimeters approx. (width x depth x height): 17 x 17 x 36
Note: The shape and measurements of the pre-bonsais are approximate. The colour and shape of the pot may vary from that of the photo. A pre-bonsai is a living being. The images that appear are non-binding illustrative pictures.
Not available for United Kingdom deliveries.
| Genus : | Olea |
| Habitat : | Outdoor |
| Leaf type : | evergreen |
Family
Oleaceae
Etymology
From the latin “Oleum”: oil.
Fertilization
From spring to autumn.
Re-potting
It must be taken into account that olive trees grow very slowly; Thus, their roots mass also develop little by little. If the fertilizer and the substrate are adequate, the tree will not need to be transplanted until passed 3 to 5 years.
Substrate
Mistral Bonsai TERRABONSAI.
After transplanting it is convenient to water with a solution of VITABONSAI from Mistral Bonsai, to accelerate the recovery of the tree.
Pruning
In March.
Pinching
From April to October, when the shoot reach 7 to 8 pairs of leaves, we will pinch to obtain 2 to 3 pairs of leaves.
Wiring
Can be carried out throughout the year.