Q. I recently came across an article about growing coffee plants indoors. Have you ever had one of these plants? Are they ...

One particular species, the Arabica coffee plant, can even be grown in an apartment ... You have two options: purchase a pre-made seedling or use special seeds. If you choose the latter option, don't ...

I SEND you the following notes on the fertilization of the coffee plant (C. arabica) which I made some time ago, and which may be interesting to those who study the subject.

it was found that 28% of wild coffee species grow outside protected areas and only about half are preserved in seed banks. A second study, in Global Change Biology, found that wild Arabica coffee ...

Arabica and robusta are the two species of plant responsible for most of ... But country doesn’t always guarantee a flavour. Coffee is in fact a seed in a fruit that looks rather like a cherry.

And it may lead to coffee plants that can cope better in a warming world. "We have produced a new sequence map of coffee, Arabica," Dr Michele Morgante of the University of Udine in Italy ...