Dwarf Pacas Coffee Tree
This plant will supply you with fresh coffee beans for a conversation-starter, a beautiful accent and clever, homemade gifts. Each fruit it produces contains two coffee beans, and it'll deliver a cluster of fruit on each stem. This coffee plant takes a little patience as it acclimates, and it'll take 3-4 years to start producing fruit. But fresh homemade coffee is worth the wait, and the evergreen, abundant foliage is a welcoming tropical touch even in the first year. First, you'll see little white blooms that pop against the evergreen foliage and can easily perfume a room. Then, the beans will come, green at first and maturing to red. The tree stays small enough to manage around the home, and it's easy to grow in moist, well-drained soil. It thrives inside at a temperature between 60 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit, and you'll want to move it outdoors for pollination in summer. Coffea arabica
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Dwarf Pacas Coffee Tree
This plant will supply you with fresh coffee beans for a conversation-starter, a beautiful accent and clever, homemade gifts. Each fruit it produces contains two coffee beans, and it'll deliver a cluster of fruit on each stem. This coffee plant takes a little patience as it acclimates, and it'll take 3-4 years to start producing fruit. But fresh homemade coffee is worth the wait, and the evergreen, abundant foliage is a welcoming tropical touch even in the first year. First, you'll see little white blooms that pop against the evergreen foliage and can easily perfume a room. Then, the beans will come, green at first and maturing to red. The tree stays small enough to manage around the home, and it's easy to grow in moist, well-drained soil. It thrives inside at a temperature between 60 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit, and you'll want to move it outdoors for pollination in summer. Coffea arabica
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This plant will supply you with fresh coffee beans for a conversation-starter, a beautiful accent and clever, homemade gifts. Each fruit it produces contains two coffee beans, and it'll deliver a cluster of fruit on each stem. This coffee plant takes a little patience as it acclimates, and it'll take 3-4 years to start producing fruit. But fresh homemade coffee is worth the wait, and the evergreen, abundant foliage is a welcoming tropical touch even in the first year. First, you'll see little white blooms that pop against the evergreen foliage and can easily perfume a room. Then, the beans will come, green at first and maturing to red. The tree stays small enough to manage around the home, and it's easy to grow in moist, well-drained soil. It thrives inside at a temperature between 60 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit, and you'll want to move it outdoors for pollination in summer. Coffea arabica
