Yeah that wasn't me.
I was told this variety is a good quick producing variety but I've no idea what to look for in a coffee plant
The plant itself looks very healthy & should produce a decent crop next year. It was much quicker to fruit than the seedling I was gifted 6 years ago.
This is really about coffee resiliency during uncertain times. As you know, it takes a lot of work & time to turn cherries into roasted & ground beans. I've no idea how people can make money from selling roasted coffee they've grown.
If I can get 5 or 6 plants growing amongst my fruit trees, it should see me through any future coffee disruptions.
