Olive Tree Potting Soil Mix (8 Quarts), for Planting, Repotting, and Growing Olive Bushes/Plants

Very good soil. All my small trees are thriving.

Two thumbs up from my olive tree. It’s been brought back from the dead and flourishing.

I'm not a huge gardner. I have a few "hard to kill" plants around the house but got the bright idea to get an olive tree. After reading a lot of different pieces of advice on the best way to grow and care for the olive tree I landed on purchasing this soil. The biggest thing is that it needs to have a lot of drainage. I opted for not putting any stones in the bottom of the planter and was worried that was the wrong choice but after getting it all planted in the pot, this soil is perfect. Light and a ton of drainage. 9/10 would recommend.

I have used this for my new olive trees here in Texas, and they love it.

The olive trees wanted the best soil if they were going to survive on the High Plains of northern Texas. So far, they are flourishing in this special fortified soil, very happy! No olives anticipated for the first year or two, wherever they're planted in this country, but if I can keep them this healthy, we might be enjoying olives from right out our back door in the years that follow that.

My olive trees are already showing new growth

I bought this soil and the monstera potting soil at the same time, and they are exactly the same. I guess it could be argued that they have the same needs but since they are from completely different geographies I doubt it. It seems much more absorbent than my olive plant needs. I was expecting something coarser and more well draining, not basically just regular old potting soil.I will add photos when I return home.

My olive tree is growing and healthy. This must be what they need. I mixed with a small amount of regular potting soil as my pot was very large. But, the soil goes further than I expected for the size of bag.