To plant the olive tree, dig a hole to place the olive plant in it, so that it should be the same size as the container in the plant. The plant is extracted from the container. The roots are examined, separated or cut off. The soil is placed slightly above the ground level, the soil is placed over the roots by two centimeters, and a little soil is placed on which the plant was placed, and a few of the soil adjacent to it, taking care not to add natural or chemical fertilizers to the hole where the plant was planted, Plant growth in fungal soils Naturally, additives from fertilizers inhibit root growth naturally in the soil.
The olive tree should also not be placed in the gravel and weeds should be disposed of with a hand or an agricultural tool, especially in the early years when the trees are small and newly planted. When irrigating the trees, the drip irrigation method can be used next to the tree trunk if planted in the late Spring, but when it becomes hot, the dotting is removed from the trunk at a distance of one and a half centimeters, and then the dotting is placed on the other side and also at a distance of one and sixty centimeters.