My 9 year old olive tree has only fruited once in 9 years. I wonder why it is perfectly healthy
yates
27 October 2020 02:17 PM
Most olive trees are self-fertile or self-pollinating, so they can fruit without the need for another tree. However, fruit production can be greatly improved with the presence of another tree, especially when conditions for self-pollination are not optimal. If possible, you may want to consider planting another tree nearby.
It's also a good idea to feed your tree regularly to ensure it is healthy. Try Yates Thrive Natural Citrus & Fruit Organic Based Pelletised Plant Food. Click here for more information:
https://www.yates.com.au/product/garden-fertilisers/organic-based/yates-thrive-natural-citrus-fruit-organic-based-pelletised-plant-food
Topics: Fruit and Citrus