15 ARABICA COFFEE Tree Shrub Seeds Grow your own coffee! Combined S/H
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Grow your own coffee! With 15 Arabica Coffee seeds, cultivate this evergreen shrub and enjoy fragrant flowers and delicious cherries.
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Grow Your Own Arabica Coffee
15 Arabica Coffee Tree Shrub Seeds provide an exciting opportunity to cultivate your own coffee at home. With a scientific name of Coffee Arabica, this evergreen shrub is known for its fragrant flowers and delicious red fruit.
Planting Instructions
Plant the seeds in temperatures between 65 – 75°F for optimal growth. The fruit matures approximately 8 months after flowering, making patience a virtue. Arabica coffee plants require spacing of 8 – 10 feet and thrive in light shade with average soil and water conditions.
Benefits of Growing Arabica Coffee
Not only does the Arabica coffee plant enhance your garden’s aesthetic with its showy, jasmine-scented flowers, but it also produces coffee cherries that can be harvested for beans. This plant is adaptable to pruning, allowing you to shape it as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the ideal planting time for Arabica coffee seeds? Spring is the best season for planting.
- How tall do Arabica coffee plants grow? They typically reach heights of 6 to 15 feet.
- What type of soil is best for Arabica coffee? Average soil conditions work best.
- How often should I water my Arabica coffee plants? Water when the soil feels dry, maintaining average moisture.
- Can I grow Arabica coffee plants indoors? Yes, but ensure they receive adequate light and warmth.
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Kyle House –
The seed condition was perfect on arrival and I planted them shortly there after. Now to wait and see how many germinate.
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jim –
I can’t wait to see how many seeds grow into plants. they are in pots now the day I received them. it would be nice to know how many days it takes for this to happen. it is spring now and worm. Jim
Rachel Shankman –
The seeds arrived in good condition.