Difficulty
Easy
Easy to do with clear steps.
€9,99 €13,85
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Coffea arabica – your very own coffee plant, right at home! ☕
From coffee bean to houseplant? This Coffea arabica, approximately 20 cm tall, brings the story behind your daily cup of coffee straight into your home. With its fresh green, glossy leaves, the coffee plant is also a surprisingly stylish houseplant.
Coffea arabica originally comes from tropical Africa and thrives in warmth, light, and pleasant humidity. Give it a comfortable spot without intense afternoon sun, and it will slowly grow into a full, green plant. Under the right conditions, a mature coffee plant can even produce white flowers followed by red coffee cherries. These contain the coffee beans we all know.
Why choose a Coffea arabica?
🌿 Unique story: Grow at home the plant that produces real Arabica coffee beans.
🌿 Decorative: Glossy, deep green leaves instantly create a tropical atmosphere.
🌿 Compact: A lovely houseplant that also looks great in smaller spaces.
🌿 Surprising: Older plants can develop white flowers and red coffee cherries.
Care tip: Place your coffee plant in a bright spot with plenty of indirect sunlight. Keep the soil slightly moist, but prevent the roots from standing in wet soil continuously. It particularly appreciates somewhat higher humidity.
Will you eventually be able to make your morning espresso from it? That will require some patience—and quite a lot of coffee cherries. But until then, you will have a unique piece of coffee history on your windowsill.
Growth: Under good conditions, it develops into a compact, bushy plant. Indoors, the coffee plant remains considerably smaller than in its natural habitat.
Water requirements: Keep the potting soil slightly moist and allow the top layer to dry out slightly between waterings. Avoid both drying out and leaving the roots wet for extended periods.
Humidity: It prefers relatively high humidity and therefore thrives in a warm, bright environment.
Soil: Use an airy, nutrient-rich, well-draining potting soil.
Fertilizer: During the growing season, fertilize lightly and regularly with suitable plant food.
Coffea arabica – your very own coffee plant, right at home! ☕
From coffee bean to houseplant? This Coffea arabica, approximately 20 cm tall, brings the story behind your daily cup of coffee straight into your home. With its fresh green, glossy leaves, the coffee plant is also a surprisingly stylish houseplant.
Coffea arabica originally comes from tropical Africa and thrives in warmth, light, and pleasant humidity. Give it a comfortable spot without intense afternoon sun, and it will slowly grow into a full, green plant. Under the right conditions, a mature coffee plant can even produce white flowers followed by red coffee cherries. These contain the coffee beans we all know.
Why choose a Coffea arabica?
🌿 Unique story: Grow at home the plant that produces real Arabica coffee beans.
🌿 Decorative: Glossy, deep green leaves instantly create a tropical atmosphere.
🌿 Compact: A lovely houseplant that also looks great in smaller spaces.
🌿 Surprising: Older plants can develop white flowers and red coffee cherries.
Care tip: Place your coffee plant in a bright spot with plenty of indirect sunlight. Keep the soil slightly moist, but prevent the roots from standing in wet soil continuously. It particularly appreciates somewhat higher humidity.
Will you eventually be able to make your morning espresso from it? That will require some patience—and quite a lot of coffee cherries. But until then, you will have a unique piece of coffee history on your windowsill.
Growth: Under good conditions, it develops into a compact, bushy plant. Indoors, the coffee plant remains considerably smaller than in its natural habitat.
Water requirements: Keep the potting soil slightly moist and allow the top layer to dry out slightly between waterings. Avoid both drying out and leaving the roots wet for extended periods.
Humidity: It prefers relatively high humidity and therefore thrives in a warm, bright environment.
Soil: Use an airy, nutrient-rich, well-draining potting soil.
Fertilizer: During the growing season, fertilize lightly and regularly with suitable plant food.
Substrates for better germination, rooting, and growth. Recommended for this type of seed: pumice, perlite, and coconut fiber
The key features, without any botanical detective work.
Difficulty
Easy
Easy to do with clear steps.
Rarity
Accessible
Special yet regularly available.