Hope it works

No it wont but dont do it if the soil is dry. You have to put much water so you can easily transplant the cuttings. Only do that during cool seasons.

For the sprouts, it does not mean the cuttings have roots. You have to wait more time.

Can I grow olive cuttings without leaves?

@@sweetpotatoestroop yes

The olive tree is a very resistant and strong plant, obviously you will get the plant but not a flat one that bears fruit, to obtain the real clone from a mother plant that bears fruit, there are other ancient techniques, such as cutting or to obtain a a much larger and more luxuriant plant already proposes to generate olives for oil, there is the layering, from the seed you get a seedling, often not very structured, sick or not really beautiful to see, all do not bear fruit, suitable for creating only Bonzai kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLB-oat6mMDNhGQ.html ----- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eb98dJehvq2WeHk.html

Wait after the harvest season

I would like to suggest you to obtain the plants with some Margotte, you will have two advantages, a plant that has grown significantly more and has already begun fruiting, will produce olives identical to the Mother plant, this must be done in the winter months depending on the place of the latitude where you are, in places where the hot season is constantly present, you have to help the growth of the roots with small quantities of water you only have to moisten the earth present in the bottle, you will have exceptional plants, not the seed, it does not bear fruit is rare, in other plants such as Peach is easier than a seed to get a plant that produces fruit. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLB-oat6mMDNhGQ.html ------- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eb98dJehvq2WeHk.html ----- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/psugZLGpsdjJo58.html

@@stevebardella_farm-nature7bis actually this method really. Update 2 months ago I noticed that the cutting starting to have 🍃 leaves.

@@sakhalchea4708 YES, the plant is produced from the seed, obviously very small and delicate, but this is not a clone of the mother or principal plant, obviously when it takes root from seed it produces leaf buds, but not the fruits (olives) instead with the method of Cutting, that is, in a few simple words, a small branch is cut from the main plant, semi-woody with present on it of the so-called eyes, from which a small part of the bark is carefully removed, immersed in water and sprinkled with rooting hormone in powder, and is placed in a pot with mixed soil containing forest peat, a small part of manure fertilizer and local earth, sieved, preferably from undergrowth, and waits, but the phase is very long before obtaining Olives on the other hand, with the Margotta technique (as in the video I sent you) a much larger branch is obtained and able to produce Olives from the first year on the ground.

Yes, just make sure it is not too hot to propagate, because if the weather is so hot the cuttings will be burnt so fast,

Just wait dont remove the cover. Rooting process can take more than 70 days sometimes just wait until you see the roots

@@plantingeeks8661 Thank you!

@@kanagunbr how is it going? Has it got any roots yet?

@@GouramiNatural Still green including the new shoots but no sign of roots yet. It was planted on Dec-10. Its more than 6 months now.

@@kanagunbr If it's growing I think you have roots but you can't see them. And what do you mean by green? Are the leaves still green?

Very normal

Yes just put it a piece of wet colthes cover it from air and sun

No for the rooting process it must be done during cold seasons

Use natural hormone cinnamon powder and honey it works

@@plantingeeks8661 Grato pela atenção.

cinnamon and honey

Any type of wax will work

Any kind just make sure it doesnt contain any rocks

Yes you can use that but just put some wax so the cuttings wont rot

During cold seasons late winter is the best.

Once setup, do you place in direct sunlight in a window or just inside with a bright room?

@@billredman7025 in a shady place. the sun will burn your cuttings

You can put them in water. But I dont guarante that the cuttings will be safe for much time.

@@plantingeeks8661 Thank you!

Thank you so much