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A gritty compost which promotes drainage is the type of compost which an olive tree needs. The woody plant in question prefers a soil whose pH is in the neutral or slightly alkaline ranges. It requires proper infiltration and percolation of water and therefore needs grittiness to prevent waterlogging.

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