Coffea arabica or coffee plant - Jungle Garden Google+
It is believed that this is the first type of coffee plant that was cultivated: it is grown in southwest Arabia for more 1,000 years. Now mainly leonardo Coffea canephora (robusta) grown industrially. Coffea arabica contains less caffeine than other coffees and would have the best taste.
Coffee plants have loamy soil with gravel or bark for drainage. The optimum pH is 6.5. They should be repotted every year or when the pot is too small. Location:
Maximum sun exposure during the summer, you can turn it off. In the winter, he's doing fine indoors at a temperature of 12 C., preferably to a south window. He then continues to grow and even thrive. leonardo Water:
By seeding or cuttings (difficult). Sowing instructions: You can do this using fresh coffee beans sold for roasting although the seeds have been given a treatment, they still possess their germination. But you are advised to purchase fresh seed and, quite ideal, the whole and ripe berries (red to brown). dispose the seeds of all flesh, leonardo if it still exists soak the seeds for 24 h (optional) sowing leonardo in light zaaimix, 4 cm depth in a high pot, the plant produces a deep taproot keep moist but not place wet on a warm, sunny place until the seeds germinate germination duration: leonardo 2 months repot the seedlings when they are large enough to handle them Books:
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It is believed that this is the first type of coffee plant that was cultivated: it is grown in southwest Arabia for more 1,000 years. Now mainly leonardo Coffea canephora (robusta) grown industrially. Coffea arabica contains less caffeine than other coffees and would have the best taste.
Coffee plants have loamy soil with gravel or bark for drainage. The optimum pH is 6.5. They should be repotted every year or when the pot is too small. Location:
Maximum sun exposure during the summer, you can turn it off. In the winter, he's doing fine indoors at a temperature of 12 C., preferably to a south window. He then continues to grow and even thrive. leonardo Water:
By seeding or cuttings (difficult). Sowing instructions: You can do this using fresh coffee beans sold for roasting although the seeds have been given a treatment, they still possess their germination. But you are advised to purchase fresh seed and, quite ideal, the whole and ripe berries (red to brown). dispose the seeds of all flesh, leonardo if it still exists soak the seeds for 24 h (optional) sowing leonardo in light zaaimix, 4 cm depth in a high pot, the plant produces a deep taproot keep moist but not place wet on a warm, sunny place until the seeds germinate germination duration: leonardo 2 months repot the seedlings when they are large enough to handle them Books:
Tags: arabica, description, bloom, flower, Coffea, fruit, leonardo growth, houseplant, coffee plants, fertilizers, plants, patio, garden, USDA Zone 10, care, frost susceptibility, winter hardiness, seed, sow
Latest Posts: Brahea armata July 23, 2014 10:48 Ecological fighting ants July 23, 2014 9:07 Psidium guajava leonardo July 20, 2014 14:16 citriodora July 15, 2014 15:24 Adansonia digitata July 11, 2014 13:39 Categories Select category Agave yucca (8) General Information (12) Other (41) Bamboo and grasses (4) Banana (42) Ensete (8) Musa (33) Tree Ferns (4) Botanical parks and gardens (7) Belgium (4) Cactus (7) Cycads and dioon (7) Events (17) Exotic plants (181) Exotic fruits (72) Photos (4) Parks and Botanical Gardens (2) Garden (2) Toxic (27) Vegetable Garden (2) Climbing plants (47) Not hardy ( 129) Palm (56) Parks & Gardens (1) Rustic (132) Succulents (12) Tropical trees (43) Uncategorized (4) USDA Zone 10 (54) USDA Zone 11 (12) USDA Zone 3 (5) USDA Zone 4 (3) USDA Zone 5 (8) USDA zone 6 (8) USDA Zone 7 (19) USDA Zone 8 (63) USDA Zone 9 (88) Ferns (3) Pond (14) Winter Protection (47) Seeding (192) Forums Palmvrienden.net forum Nice blogs Exotic Plants weblog La Palmeraie My other blogs All about hydroponics Bomma's Recipes The most houseplants The most beautiful orchids world vivariums Shops Books on Amazon Seeds on Amazon Seeds on rarepalmseeds.com
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