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Coffea arabica - Coffee Plants
By Delonix1
- 17 Mar, 2011
- 6 likes
Every year I have dozens of little coffee trees pop up under my large coffee tree during the winter rains. I dug these little ones up and put them in a pot before the snails could eat them. Photo taken March 16, 2011.
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Alexandramou:
This is nothing. The coffee trees at the San Diego Zoo have literally hundreds of seedlings under their large coffee trees (they look almost like grass).
17 Mar, 2011
...and I would be walking away with a pocket full of seeds. ;o)
17 Mar, 2011
The leaves look very shiny.
17 Mar, 2011
Alexandramou:
You could make quite a bit of coffee with all the coffee cherries from the S.D. Zoo trees. :>)
17 Mar, 2011
Terratoonie:
Yes, the leaves are very shiny. They almost have a wet look to them. :>)
17 Mar, 2011
When I first looked at the leaves, I thought rain had recently fallen on them....
17 Mar, 2011
Marguerite:
Yes, that's what I hear. I don't drink coffee...I usually give the coffee cherries away or let them fall to the ground.
I always have family, friends wanting coffee plants...so they're given away. The snail don't bother my large coffee or the coffee cherries. They love to eat the small coffee seedlings, though.
24 Mar, 2011
Marguerite:
I should plant a couple more trees around the yard.
24 Mar, 2011
Yes Delonix plant some more trees....remember I drink lots and lots of coffee. ;o)))
24 Mar, 2011
Alexandramou:
Yes, I'll need lots of coffee for your visit to San Diego. lol! :>)
25 Mar, 2011
If only life was so easy.....I would have visited San Diego last week. ;o)))
25 Mar, 2011
LOL!
25 Mar, 2011
I'm still trying to imagine jittery snails! ; )
2 Apr, 2011
Tugbrethil:
Snails are our worst enemy here, especially in Winter.
2 Apr, 2011
Outdoors in pots? They die on me. Put them in ground?..do great..slow,but great. I guess if I moved it into more sun it would pick up speed.
23 Sep, 2014
They do tend to do much better in the ground. During drought conditions they do look very good at all, though.
I'm still hoping my large tree will come back strong and look like it used to look a few years back.
24 Sep, 2014
Nice to see you plant them up they look really healthy.
3 Jun, 2017
I gave these seedlings away many years ago. I do have some that popped up this year, though.
5 Jun, 2017
Thats great you have more for your self kind of you giving these away.
6 Jun, 2017
I have only two from this year...those are mine. lol! :>))
7 Jun, 2017
Dont go giving them away then.
7 Jun, 2017
Yes, the two are mine! lol! :>))
8 Jun, 2017
Good ?
8 Jun, 2017
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Delonix is trying to make us jealous. :o)
17 Mar, 2011