It is not recommended to use olive nets for olive trees in regions with limited sunlight. Olive trees require a minimum of 6 hours of direct sunlight daily to thrive and produce a good harvest. Using olive nets in shaded areas may further restrict sunlight and hinder the tree's growth and fruit production.
No, olive nets are primarily used to protect the olives from birds during the harvest season and do not affect the amount of sunlight reaching the trees.
No, olive nets cannot effectively be used for olive trees in regions with limited sunlight as they are primarily used for protecting the olives from birds and other pests, and not for enhancing sunlight exposure. In such regions, alternative methods like selective pruning or choosing olive tree varieties that are more tolerant to shade should be considered.
