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This technique involves removing specific branches or shoots to improve the overall shape and structure of the tree.

For your young Italian olive trees, removing any dead branches is good for maintaining tree health. To prune your potted olive tree early every spring or after the harvest is a healthy practice. It not only strengthens the core branches and leaves but also helps you shape the olive tree in the way you prefer. The olive is listed in Deuteronomy 8:8 as one of the seven species that are noteworthy products of the Land of Israel. [67] According to the Halakha, the Jewish law mandatory for all Jews, the olive is one of the seven species that require the recitation of me'eyn shalosh after they are consumed. Olive oil is also the most recommended and best possible oil for the lighting of the Shabbat candles. [68] Regular pruning helps your tree maintain a manageable size, especially when grown in a pot or container. There are the primary goals of pruning your potted olive tree: Hundreds of cultivars of the olive tree are known. [21] [22] An olive's cultivar has a significant impact on its color, size, shape, and growth characteristics, as well as the qualities of olive oil. [21] Olive cultivars may be used primarily for oil, eating, or both. Olives cultivated for consumption are generally referred to as "table olives". [4]A general rule of thumb is to select a pot that is 6-10 inches (15 – 25 cm) larger in diameter than the tree’s root ball. One big reason for this problem is dehydration. Although it’s true that Olive trees are used to drought, it’s important not to let them dry out completely, as they do still need watering. Even if your olive trees are restricted in pots or containers, they can survive longer. The olive trees will be fine in their pots if they have enough water and sunlight. Olive trees need sunlight, regular watering, and tree food to encourage growth and fruiting. Ideal Sunlight Conditions

The olive tree produces fruit mainly at the periphery and top of the canopy. This is because these parts of the tree are fully exposed to sunlight and in turn improves fertility. Pruning for fruiting purposes focus on the removal of any part that shades other younger parts of the tree.During winter, if you live in a region with less sunlight or colder temperatures, consider moving your potted olive tree indoors to a bright, sunny location. A south-facing window is ideal, providing the most natural light during shorter winter days. Consider using grow lights to supplement the tree’s light exposure if natural light is insufficient. 3. Use Balanced Olive Tree Fertilizer Before starting to prune olive trees in pots, you should plan and prepare everything. Collect your pruning tools and gloves. In this section, I can help you to understand how olive trees grow to make informed pruning decisions and provide your trees with proper care and conditions. Pruning is the best preventive measure for olive tree care: a crown of solid structure is formed, the branches are located at the required density, so all parts of the tree would receive enough sunlight, and there is air movement in the crown resulting in less chance of disease spread. 1. Keep Olive Tree Healthy

When planting or potting your Olive Bush it’s best to choose a south or west facing location as it will flourish better in a sunny sheltered spot. It’s also worth mentioning that Olive trees come in all different shapes and sizes, and because of this you will need to get a pot or urn that can accommodate this. Once you’ve selected a suitable pot or urn and found the perfect patch, we recommend using a mix of John Innes no.3 and agricultural grit for planting or potting. To be able to produce fruit, Olive trees need lots of sunlight. Try and place your tree in a sun trapped area of your garden. Walls that are south facing are perfect choices!However, wooden pots may eventually rot, especially if not treated or lined with a protective barrier. So choose rot-resistant wood, like cedar or redwood, for longevity. Prune out all dead, diseased, and broken olive tree branches. This will help reduce the risk of spreading any diseases or pests to the rest of the tree.