Keep the soil moist but don’t let the roots sit in water After watering, dump any excess out of the pot to make sure the roots don’t get waterlogged. coffee plants also enjoy a humid environment so you may benefit from a humidifier or humidity tray to help keep them thriving. How often should you … Read more
coffee plants love bright light, but not direct sun Keep them near a sunny window for best results! How much sunlight does a coffee plant need? Coffee plants prefer dappled sunlight or full sunlight in weaker latitudes They are actually understory plants (existing under the forest canopy) and do not thrive in direct, harsh sunlight. … Read more
java momma uses beans from family-owned farms in the Risaralda region of western Colombia The typical family farm is less than 8 acres! coffee plants take about four years to bear fruit and then continue for up to fifteen years. Producers pick and process the coffee at their own micro-wet mills. Where is Java coffee … Read more
The green-to-brown bean. Before delving the love affair with coffee, it must be known that unlike wine and beer, Oregon’s other beloved beverages, our terroir cannot grow coffee Instead, the roasters rely on relationships with international farmers, brokers and importers. Does coffee grow in the pacific northwest? Noster originally contacted a coffee plantation in Kona, … Read more
south american/central american coffee beans have flavor notes of oxidized sugar They have the flavor and aroma profile of candy or syrup created by caramelized sugar. Caramel notes can be perceived from these coffee beans as they are encased with sugars that caramelized when it was roasted. Why is Central American coffee so good? Central … Read more