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€47.00
A small olive tree, an authentic symbol of Puglia, housed in a handmade ceramic pot with the iconic Arcobaleno motif. Nature comes into your home and becomes an original piece of décor.
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Nature comes into your home.
A small olive tree that carries with it one of Puglia’s most authentic and recognizable symbols, held in a ceramic pot entirely handmade by our artisans. The pot, embellished with the iconic Arcobaleno motif, brings color and personality to any room, turning an element of nature into an original piece of décor.
A ceramic vase crafted and hand-painted by our Apulian ceramists to decorate your home.
| Weight 3 kg | |
| Dimensions 35,00 h x 13,20 |
Free shipping throughout Italy on orders over €70. The Essenza gift case and the dedicated shopper bag are available at checkout. Produced by Muraglia Savino & C. — Società Agricola Semplice, Andria (Italy).
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A ceramic vase made and hand-painted by our potters in Puglia to decorate your home.
Tips for caring for your olive bonsai:
Your olive bonsai needs to be kept outside all year round, on the terrace, balcony or in the garden. During the summer it should be shaded to protect it from direct sun, which, although not damaging to the plant, dries out the soil in the pot too quickly. During the winter, in the event of frost, the roots must be protected by means of measures such as wrapping the pot with protective nylon or placing it in a box in a protected corner or placing it in a cold greenhouse or in an unheated interior near the window.
Watering: as with any bonsai tree, water whenever the soil in the pot is dry. The frequency of watering depends on many factors such as size, location, seasons, type of soil in the pot. In spring/summer, when the temperature is warmer and the plant resumes vegetative activity after its winter rest, the soil dries out faster than it does during autumn and especially winter. Watering will therefore be more frequent in summer. In the spring, when the vegetative activity starts again, to maintain the shape of the foliage and to encourage the growth of new small branches within it, the new shoots that extend upwards are pruned.
As regards fertilisation, the olive tree needs to be fertilised during the entire vegetative period from spring (March) to autumn (October) with specific fertilisers for bonsai, preferably with a slow-release organic base. In the winter, as with all outdoor bonsai trees, it must not be fertilised as it enters the winter hibernation phase.
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