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Olivenbaum auf Stamm – Olea europaea - 160cm- Ø24

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Olivenbaum auf Stamm – Olea europaea - 160cm- Ø24Mediterranes Lebensgefhl im Topf Der Olivenbaum (Olea europaea) ist ein echter Klassiker des Mittelmeerraums und bringt sdliches Flair direkt auf deinen Balkon oder deine Terrasse. Seine silbrig grnen, schmalen Bltter schimmern im Sonnenlicht, whrend sein kompakter Wuchs auf Stamm ihn zu einer stilvollen Wahl fr Tpfe macht. Ursprnglich beheimatet im Mittelmeergebiet, ist der Olivenbaum robust, langlebig und bei guter Pflege sogar fruchttragend. Key

Mediterranes Lebensgefühl im Topf

Der Olivenbaum (Olea europaea) ist ein echter Klassiker des Mittelmeerraums und bringt südliches Flair direkt auf deinen Balkon oder deine Terrasse. Seine silbrig-grünen, schmalen Blätter schimmern im Sonnenlicht, während sein kompakter Wuchs auf Stamm ihn zu einer stilvollen Wahl für Töpfe macht. Ursprünglich beheimatet im Mittelmeergebiet, ist der Olivenbaum robust, langlebig und bei guter Pflege sogar fruchttragend.


Key Facts zur Pflanze:
• Höhe: ca. 160 cm
• Topfdurchmesser: 24 cm
• Herkunft: Mittelmeerraum
• Immergrün mit silbrigem Blattwerk
• Als Hochstamm kultiviert
• Sonniger Standort erforderlich
• Gut schnittverträglich
• Auch für kleine Terrassen geeignet


Aussehen & Besonderheit der Pflanze
Der Olivenbaum wirkt durch seinen kugeligen Wuchs auf einem geraden Stamm besonders elegant. Das feine, silbergrüne Laub ist ganzjährig sichtbar und verleiht dem Baum eine ruhige, edle Ausstrahlung.


Standort & Pflege:
• Vollsonniger, geschützter Standort
• Nährstoffarme, durchlässige Erde
• Staunässe vermeiden
• Im Sommer draußen, im Winter frostfrei stellen
• Im Frühjahr leicht zurückschneiden


Einsatzmöglichkeiten:
• Terrasse: mediterraner Blickfang
• Balkon: ideal im Tontopf
• Eingangsbereich: eleganter Empfang
• Wintergarten: frostfreier Standort im Winter


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Was die Pflanze besonders macht
Olivenbäume gelten als Symbol für Ruhe, Beständigkeit und Genuss. Mit dieser Pflanze ziehst du nicht nur ein Stück Mittelmeer in dein Zuhause, sondern auch ein langlebiges, pflegeleichtes Highlight.


GreenGuardian:
„Deine neue Pflanze kommt mit dem GreenGuardian, dem aktiven Pflegekalender von Luna’s Leaf Co. Er erinnert dich genau dann, wenn deine Pflanze Pflege braucht. Einfach, zuverlässig und perfekt abgestimmt.“


FAQ:

Kann der Olivenbaum draußen bleiben?
Im Sommer ja – im Winter braucht er frostfreien Schutz.

Trägt er Oliven?
Mit viel Sonne und Pflege kann er kleine Früchte bilden.

Wie oft muss ich ihn gießen?
Nur mäßig – das Substrat darf zwischendurch antrocknen.

Braucht er einen Rückschnitt?
Ja, ein regelmäßiger Formschnitt fördert die Krone.

Welche Töpfe eignen sich am besten?
Ton- oder Terrakottagefäße mit Drainagelöchern sind ideal.

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