Are these olive plants able to grow indoors?
935946
Absolutely they grow indoors..They will benefit from a window location, preferably a window facing the south.
820041
Probably. Definitely if you try to grow them outside. They generally make good houseplants--and can spend the winter inside, but I've always found that they tend to die back and go dormant (not always pretty) even inside. I'd wait until spring to plant the first time. You'll probably be happier with the results. You can also call the vendor for advice on this.
315408
Not to my knowledge. I shook them up with a package of innoculant from the garden store, planted them, and have been pleased with the result.
1149125
No, I have quite a few of this type of plant, they just are close to a window but not in any direct light at all. Have been growing them for years like that. Hope this helps you!!
783228
I would assume you could grow it indoors but there would come a time that it would have to be transplanted to a large green house that would be temperature controlled as this tree will get up to 25 feet high.
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They can be grown indoors. They're fairly forgiving with maybe 1 to 2 times a week being watered from what I've found with mine. Although I've read they like generally once a week. As long as the soil is just a barely moist to the touch you should be okay. Most places will tell you to fertilize when they start to bloom once very two weeks or so until the fruit is gone. But a little trimming is usually enough to keep them behaved. The one I got a few month ago got a massive trimming. It was only 3 10 inch sprigs with a lot of growth towards one side. But I already have a blossom going full blooom and new growth in a way that balances out the weight. So far, mine's been rather hard to kill. :) They can be grown indoors. They're fairly forgiving with maybe 1 to 2 times a week being watered from what I've found with mine. Although I've read they like generally once a week. As long as the soil is just a barely moist to the touch you should be okay. Most places will tell you to fertilize when they start to bloom once very two weeks or so until the fruit is gone. But a little trimming is usually enough to keep them behaved. The one I got a few month ago got a massive trimming. It was only 3 10 inch sprigs with a lot of growth towards one side. But I already have a blossom... » Read More They can be grown indoors. They're fairly forgiving with maybe 1 to 2 times a week being watered from what I've found with mine. Although I've read they like generally once a week. As long as the soil is just a barely moist to the touch you should be okay. Most places will tell you to fertilize when they start to bloom once very two weeks or so until the fruit is gone. But a little trimming is usually enough to keep them behaved. The one I got a few month ago got a massive trimming. It was only 3 10 inch sprigs with a lot of growth towards one side. But I already have a blossom going full blooom and new growth in a way that balances out the weight. So far, mine's been rather hard to kill. :) « Show Less
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I am pretty sure you will not be successful getting them to fruit indoors. Kiwis grow like a grapevine and need something to climb on. Also they are male and female plants and need to be a few feet apart. I finally got mine growing on either end of a trellis about 15 feet apart. The male plant is windward of the female and pollen blows her way. No offense to Hirts, but try to get the biggest plant you can. The bare root kiwis from Hirts can be difficult to revive. Interesting thing is they are hardy here in NC. Be careful, I have been told they can be invasive.
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Olive plants from Hirt's seem to be Arbequia variety, which would start producing olives after 3-4 years, if raised in full sun garden. Indoor plants might take longer to produce olives, however they would need enough sun and cool temperatures during or just before blooming season.
335156
I haven't tried it as an indoor plant, but I have mine where it gets about 4 to 5 hours of direct sunlight a day
274077
No the seeds will not grow inside, they are just a sample you get when you buy the terrarium.
855777
You can if you start them indoors your season may be shorter also they are good contaner plants I have mine in a pot they do need something to climb on. they are actualy a form of a gerkin. pickel hope that helped
644056
Not if planted in pots. They can be brought indoors. I live in Florida, and my plants are indoors.
319195
I keep mine inside. They like to be near a window with good light. Watering and how they are potted is important. Comes with instructions.
1150857
With sunlight I don't see why not. That's what I bought them to do and the packet includes indoor growing instructions!
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I have started them indoors in miracle gro potting soil. They're doing well.
401289
yes they are year round here of course they are inside during the winter or you can start new ones when the plant gets over grown
1722751
Yes, we just put it on the counter, where it gets no sunlight. Good luck. These are very easy to grow. Hope you enjoy.