Have any of the plants produced beans?
518528
No, coffee plants can tak years to produce beans. The plants are super small when they arrive and in still nurturing them in a pot. Probably won't transplant them to the yard for another 6 months, at least.
518529
I've only had the plants for 10 months so I don't have any beans yet. I expect the plants need to mature a bit.
518530
hey tom, the plants I bought are doing well and plan to buy some more, however they are still maturing and wont produce beans for a couple years yet.
518531
Glad you asked. my plant has been slowly dying ever since I got it. i am about ready to toss it. My suggestion to you is that if you are going to try and grow it indoors, USE A SUN LAMP! Unless you have excellent lighting, you will probably have the same issues I have. My other coffee plant, a small arabica plant has been growing, but extremely slowly. next time I buy a coffee plant, I will probably fork over $75 or more to get a decent starter plant. they seem to grow very slowly....so to answer your question....no beans and not doing so well.
2142362
I don't know. The plants were so weak they did not live. I was very disappointed.
999192
Supposedly none. They're supposed to be raw. But I can smell them through the packaging so it means the seal is not tight and the beans have been drying out for I'm not sure how long. The company said they buy in bulk and put in their own bag.
1103345
Not really, it is mostly rich in nitrogen and potash. It also has natural growth hormones (cytokins) that plants need for healthy root growth.
1287413
I have had a coffee plant going on 7 years. I live in Montana so it is inside 24/7. It finally produced a few flowers and beans on years 4 & 5 respectively. Year 6 resulted in a few more beans. We're talking about a small handful (maybe 12-20 beans) each year.
939561
Nope. Only non-edibles / ornamental plantings. Besides, its been completely ineffective for me on porcupines, chipmunks, woodchucks. The third party amazon people wouldn't issue refund because I couldn't return the product (obviously since I had to apply it to see if it worked!); and Bonide has yet to respond to refund (I bought numerous bags to keep re-applying because it says to be patient and re-apply... Well, 3 bags later, my plants still got chowed down! So: direct answer - No. Additional info: don't waste your money on this product anyway - unless you're lucky and have less obnoxious, more re-trainable, critters than the ones here! Nope. Only non-edibles / ornamental plantings. Besides, its been completely ineffective for me on porcupines, chipmunks, woodchucks. The third party amazon people wouldn't issue refund because I couldn't return the product (obviously since I had to apply it to see if it worked!); and Bonide has yet to respond to refund (I bought numerous bags to keep re-applying because it says to be patient and re-apply... Well, 3 bags later, my plants still got chowed down! So: direct answer - No. Additional info: don't waste your money on this product anyway - unless... » Read More Nope. Only non-edibles / ornamental plantings. Besides, its been completely ineffective for me on porcupines, chipmunks, woodchucks. The third party amazon people wouldn't issue refund because I couldn't return the product (obviously since I had to apply it to see if it worked!); and Bonide has yet to respond to refund (I bought numerous bags to keep re-applying because it says to be patient and re-apply... Well, 3 bags later, my plants still got chowed down! So: direct answer - No. Additional info: don't waste your money on this product anyway - unless you're lucky and have less obnoxious, more re-trainable, critters than the ones here! « Show Less
635296
No beans. Taking a while to grow. Just finally getting branches. About 2 foot tall.
1364627
I just started mine in the Living Tower and they are growing already like crazy. I hope they produce fruit as it can be tricky to get some plants to bear fruit hydroponically.
1985059
We didn't and are still harvesting nice strawberries. These plants are very nice!
467096
No just beans, i dont use dry herbs ever. But this broke after a few times. For herbs i would just buy a cheapy
407504
None that I have seen. We do have some in San Francisco, but none has made it to my garden.
1643811
The other comment that the bean from Amazon is not as fresh as those from the farm is completely untrue. These beans you buy from Amazon are directly shipped from the farm.
761068
As far as I know they have only sequenced the coffee bean and haven't reached the point of modification which, if and when they do, then would have to be approved to enter food chain. However, that doesn't mean that the beans in Cafe Bustelo haven't been sprayed or treated - it doesn't list as organic beans, so chances are they have had pesticides used, some countries are still allowing some pretty dangerous chemicals. - I believe their parent company is Smucker's, Smuckers has donated to stop GMO labeling in CA - hope this helps you decide if you want to try their coffee, - but I've found it true that when in doubt - don't.
1606667
I bought these seedlings and they never produced. My other hibiscus are left out year round. I just cut them back in the fall.
635299
I ordered these about two years ago and one of my plants has produced a single, fully ripe coffee cherry. Grown in Ohio and taken inside during the cold season. Very impressed. Perhaps there's a future in Ohio coffee.
1687305
Not as far as I know!:) but it's got the best flavor of all I've tried. Wish I could send u a sample. I get the whole bean & grind it & it's the bomb
544481
Hi Mark we don't have any at the moment but you can check with Dorm Grow, they may have some.