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Growing Olive Trees from Seed: Challenges and Method

Not Recommended

Most olives are hybrids; seedlings revert to wild, small-seeded types. Fruiting takes many years.

If You Try

Use fresh seeds from unbrined fruit.
Lightly cover; maintain soil temp 65-70°F (18-24°C).
Germination: 30-120 days.

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