American Plant Exchange Arabica Coffee

While these plants are the same species used for commercial coffee production and will produce fragrant white blossoms, they typically require specific conditions and significant maturity to fruit indoors. You should view them primarily as ornamental houseplants rather than a reliable source for a home harvest.

These plants can reach a mature indoor height of 4 to 6 feet. Since they arrive in 4-inch pots, they will eventually require repotting into larger containers to support their vertical growth.

Bright, indirect light is best achieved by placing your plants near a south or west-facing window where they receive plenty of illumination but are shielded from harsh, direct sun rays by a sheer curtain or by being set a few feet back from the glass.

No, these plants are toxic to pets. It is recommended to keep them in a room that your pets cannot access or on a high shelf where they cannot be reached or chewed on.

The companion app provides tailored care instructions and reminders to help you maintain the ideal environment for your plants. It is a useful tool for beginners to track watering schedules and monitor the specific needs of their Arabica Coffee plants.