Help needed with Eu. Olive styling

[JudyB]

Thanks @sp1tf1re and @AlainK ! It should look better in the future as there will be far more ramification in the interior from the new buds that are quickly growing. It looks different every day now! I'll post again once it all fills in some.

 

[pweifan]

Do you still have this tree, @JudyB ? I know you've made some changes to the lineup recently.

 

[JudyB]

Do you still have this tree, @JudyB ? I know you've made some changes to the lineup recently.

I do not have the tree, I decided that I didn't want to have any trees that had to be inside the house in winter. I sent it to Fabulous Puerto Rico! I bet it loves the climate there.

 

[BubblePopScott]

I do not have the tree, I decided that I didn't want to have any trees that had to be inside the house in winter. I sent it to Fabulous Puerto Rico! I bet it loves the climate there.

One day I wish to have so many nice bonsai that I could sell a tree as cool as this one lol

 

[Cadillactaste]

I do not have the tree, I decided that I didn't want to have any trees that had to be inside the house in winter. I sent it to Fabulous Puerto Rico! I bet it loves the climate there.

Mine, winters in the controlled cold greenhouse. Though my Temps don't go below 32F...and my grow lights are kept on.

I found that in doing so...it responds better in spring. Initially I wintered in my tropical area indoors.

Scott Lee assured me they would do fine in there. As he has olive as well. In case you ever change your mind on the species. I love their bark. It's a species I truly enjoy having.

 

[milehigh_7]

Olives are fine into the mid 20's at least and into the 120's on the top end. They are incredibly tough.