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Grow Your Own Coffee Beans

If you love coffee, why not take your morning addiction to the next level by Growing Your Own Coffee Beans. This unique greenhouse planter comes with everything you need to start growing your very own coffee plants and eventually coffee beans that you can actually roast, grind and brew. It takes about 3-4 weeks to begin sprouting and then the plants can typically grow from 6-15 feet tall or higher and produce up to one pound of coffee beans each. In the meantime, the coffee plants will exhibit shiny dark green leaves and produce fragrant white flowers. It makes a great gift for coffee lovers and a unique alternative to the typical boring old houseplant.

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