Coffee Plant
Coffee Plant — is a popular indoor houseplant known for its lush, glossy foliage and the potential to produce coffee beans. Ideal for home or office settings, it thrives in bright, indirect light and adds a touch of natural elegance to any indoor space.
Botanical Classification: Coffea arabica
Common Name: Arabian Coffee, Mountain Coffee
CARE GUIDE:
Light. Provide your Coffee Plant with bright indirect sunlight, mimicking its natural habitat in the lower levels of Ethiopian forests. Be cautious of excessive direct sunlight, as it may lead to browning of the leaves.
Water. Give your Coffee Plant bright indirect sunlight to replicate its native environment in the lower levels of Ethiopian forests. Be mindful of too much direct sunlight, as it can result in leaf browning.
Humidity. Create a favorable environment for your Coffee Plant by maintaining humidity. Consider misting the plant daily or placing a humidifier nearby. Browning leaves may indicate insufficient humidity levels.
Toxicity. Toxic to pets and humans.
Additional Care.As the plant matures, it is natural for the lower, older fronds to turn brown. Promote healthy new growth by consistently removing any dead fronds from the plant. Use clean, sharp pruning scissors or plant snips to cut stems at the soil line.
Coffee Plant — is a popular indoor houseplant known for its lush, glossy foliage and the potential to produce coffee beans. Ideal for home or office settings, it thrives in bright, indirect light and adds a touch of natural elegance to any indoor space.
Botanical Classification: Coffea arabica
Common Name: Arabian Coffee, Mountain Coffee
CARE GUIDE:
Light. Provide your Coffee Plant with bright indirect sunlight, mimicking its natural habitat in the lower levels of Ethiopian forests. Be cautious of excessive direct sunlight, as it may lead to browning of the leaves.
Water. Give your Coffee Plant bright indirect sunlight to replicate its native environment in the lower levels of Ethiopian forests. Be mindful of too much direct sunlight, as it can result in leaf browning.
Humidity. Create a favorable environment for your Coffee Plant by maintaining humidity. Consider misting the plant daily or placing a humidifier nearby. Browning leaves may indicate insufficient humidity levels.
Toxicity. Toxic to pets and humans.
Additional Care.As the plant matures, it is natural for the lower, older fronds to turn brown. Promote healthy new growth by consistently removing any dead fronds from the plant. Use clean, sharp pruning scissors or plant snips to cut stems at the soil line.
Coffee Plant — is a popular indoor houseplant known for its lush, glossy foliage and the potential to produce coffee beans. Ideal for home or office settings, it thrives in bright, indirect light and adds a touch of natural elegance to any indoor space.
Botanical Classification: Coffea arabica
Common Name: Arabian Coffee, Mountain Coffee
CARE GUIDE:
Light. Provide your Coffee Plant with bright indirect sunlight, mimicking its natural habitat in the lower levels of Ethiopian forests. Be cautious of excessive direct sunlight, as it may lead to browning of the leaves.
Water. Give your Coffee Plant bright indirect sunlight to replicate its native environment in the lower levels of Ethiopian forests. Be mindful of too much direct sunlight, as it can result in leaf browning.
Humidity. Create a favorable environment for your Coffee Plant by maintaining humidity. Consider misting the plant daily or placing a humidifier nearby. Browning leaves may indicate insufficient humidity levels.
Toxicity. Toxic to pets and humans.
Additional Care.As the plant matures, it is natural for the lower, older fronds to turn brown. Promote healthy new growth by consistently removing any dead fronds from the plant. Use clean, sharp pruning scissors or plant snips to cut stems at the soil line.
