Take hipster to a new level by growing your own coffee indoors. The leaves may be toxic, but the beans produce liquid gold. Place in a sunny spot indoors or outdoors.

Indoor houseplants need a balanced mix of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to maintain healthy leaves, vibrant flowers, and a strong root system. Most indoor houseplant plant foods will provide the right amount of nutrients for a wide variety of plants. Many include additional nutrients that are beneficial to plants such as boron, magnesium, and manganese. Plant foods come in different forms such as liquid, slow-release, or granular products.

This type of soil mix is ideal for most houseplants because it’s well-draining, lightweight, and easy to handle. A good indoor houseplant soil mix will include ingredients such as compost, pine bark, coir, worm castings, peat moss, hydrafiber, or perlite.

If you love coffee, you'll love looking at this coffee plant a-latte.

Coffee Plant

This plant is so cool to own! Imagine growing your own coffee cherries and harvesting your own coffee beans! It’s crazy! This plant is pretty easy to maintain and shows very steady growth. It’s also just very beautiful besides the fact that it grows something so amazing!

A shiny little plant! Loves the sun and is quite thirsty. Slow but steady grower.

Coffee Plant

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