Important instructions for use: If several products are mixed while using our product, unforeseen reciprocal effects may occur. It is not possible to foresee all conditions that can occur in practice (e.g. temperature, kind of water, crop protection agents). Therefore, it is highly recommended to test the compatibility and the application of the intended products on a small scale first. We disclaim any responsibilities for damages which may ensue from interactions based on mixtures – especially – with other products, crop protection agents, plant protection products or fertilizers and/or from unusual conditions (temperature, kind of water, etc.). In case of doubt and for information on application data please get in touch with your local supplier, visit our website: www.compo-expert.com or get in touch by e-mail: info@compo-expert.com.
Basic Information
The olive tree grows in a large variety of soil types, even in those with low fertility. It is most productive in loamy, sandy soils with an average texture, good water holding capacity and aeration. Heavy soils that retain water are inadequate for olive cultivation, since trees may suffer from root diseases, which decrease the potential yield and the qualitative characteristics of the final product. In regards to the chemical characteristics of the soil, the olive tree grows better in neutral or slightly alkaline soils (pH 7-8). A balanced fertilization program should substitute the nutrients that are lost due to the olive fruits production.
