August 24, 2026

VIDEO: 5 Tips To Getting Your Coffee Plant to Fruit


Complete growing guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zh_Bohn-VUA

In this video we will be talking about how to get your coffee tree to fruit. These 5 simple to follow steps will help you out and give you the success you are looking for with growing your very own cup of coffee.

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29 thoughts on “VIDEO: 5 Tips To Getting Your Coffee Plant to Fruit

  1. Tip #6
    Grow more than 1 coffee plant. In case one of your plants die in the process, or if you're trying to grow one of the other species of coffee. Coffea arabica is the only coffee plant that will self-pollinate.

  2. I have a small coffee plant, only about 40 cm tall, and it has 5 thin trunks! Should I separate these so there’s only one trunk per pot or will the plant take care of that?

  3. You might find this interesting! I've got a coffee plant growing in a 2 Gallon planter, and it's putting out coffee cherries! I've got about 20 cherries on this one plant right now! My other one is in a 1 Gallon planter (they're both 10 years old) and it's putting out cherries too! Now that they're producing cherries, I'm not sure if I should move them to a bigger pot or not. Any tips?

  4. Hello I have 4 coffee seedlings. The largest being about 8 inches tall and is in a 6 inch pot. They seem to be doing well but only have leaves at the top and are not gaining trunk girth. What am I doing wrong and how can I help my plants? Thanks!

  5. I have a few questions about flowering and fruiting. I notice two berries on my coffee plant which I recently turned into an indoor plant once it started showing brown leaf edges. It is still below 5 feet and I don’t think it has matured enough to start fruiting.
    1. Should I prune the two berries to encourage more tree growth
    2. Once it is ready for fruiting do I need to manually pollinate the flowers?

  6. I think all your hard work, research and experimental efforts of love with this coffee tree could be really really helpful for many other folks in the coffee research industry.

  7. I have a 6 year old coffee plant that's big and happy. I'm having some flowering issues though. It forms a thousand buds, they develop but then the flower don't open. 99% of the buds just turn brown and die; the 10 buds that do open as flowers form cherries. Not sure why none of the buds open as flowers. Any ideas?

  8. A long time ago I watched your video on your coffee plant and became convinced I would never be able to keep mine alive without volcanic ash, LOL. I planted it behind my shed under a big oak tree and it turns out that's all it wanted. it's 3 years old, over 6 ft tall right now and thriving, zone 9b/10

  9. I'm growing Arabica coffee and now its very tall more than 3 m which is nearly three years going on, beside it is also fruiting little bit from each coffee plants, but now my problem is how i should maintain the height of coffee plants to give more fruiting.
    Another thing is i'm facing little bit problem with how to purring from ground level to top level of coffee plants.
    so therefore, any one can advice me ….EXPERTISE.

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