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Maintain moist soil and water when the top inch or so of soil has dried out. If your plant sits in water or the soil is too wet, the roots can rot and kill the plant. If you notice excess water or waterlogged soil, you can repot into well draining potting soil to prevent further damage. Trim off any dead roots first! Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Plant

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Coffee Plants can grow several feet tall at their fullest height, so regular fertilizing and repotting can help your Coffee Plant manage healthy growth! Fertilize with a balanced houseplant fertilizer every 2-3 months in warmer seasons. Don’t fertilize in the fall and winter while the plant is resting. What’s the best temperature for a Coffee Plant? Zebrina loves light and can tolerate all day lighting in a home environment. We advise bright but indirect light to avoid sunburn damage to the leaves. The more natural sunlight a Zebrina gets, the less variegated it becomes and the more purple its leaves will be! How much water does a Zebrina need? What no one expected though, was that the world’s most luxurious fashion house would opt for the city’s Northern Quarter.

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You can also see that the window sill succulent (the third in the photos) has the most upright leaves, indicating that it benefited from having more bright sunlight than the lower light plants. What Next? First things first, you won’t be harvesting your morning cup of joe from this houseplant, unfortunately. It takes a few years (up to 3-5) for a Coffee Plant to grow mature enough to produce flowers, and conditions need to be optimal for the development of the berries. If your plant is really happy, you can pollinate its flowers by hand and you might get a few beans! How much light does a Coffee Plant need? You can see from the images that every succulent except the fourth (kept near the vent) stayed pretty consistent after a month in their various habitats in the home. Keep it warm! Coffee Plants are tropical plants that like to stay warm and humid, so they need to stay above 65F. Keep them away from drafts and consistent cold temps. Common Coffee Plant problems Leaf Drop With Catch My Thrift, he’s hoping to make this sustainable alternative to fast fashion more accessible to a wider audience.This isn’t exactly a proper scientific study, but we did notice a few things that can help you properly care for your Echeveria Miranda! We found in our results that light and temperature seemed to make a much bigger impact on this variety of succulent than moisture did.