It might. But you really need to have good conditions: soil, temperature, precipitation, altitude, sun/shade, etc. And you also need to properly prune, fertilize, and pollinate. There may be places in

It might grow. The question is whether or not the coffee would be drinkable. It most likely would not be. There are some people trying to bring it to California, but I'm not convinced that they will get

The best production is usually between the plant's age of 10 - 20 years, but they can continue producing for a long time and even live to 100 years or so.

Thank you, sir!

It's unfortunate to see what has happened to Venezuela in recent years. Good luck to you!

Are you still living in Venezuela? How are things there?

Espresso I think I have pinpointed the issue. Espresso typically has anywhere from 2-6 times as much caffeine per ounce than regular drip coffee. Of course, how it affects you will also depend on how much

Thank you! I added the link (I knew I was forgetting something.) Yes, direct trade is the way to go, in my opinion. You can get good prices on great coffee by dealing with farmers directly and not paying

I'd say that's most likely from the caffeine. How much do you drink? What kind of coffee (beans, roast)?

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If you're on a desktop, you can just drag and drop it into the comment field. I'm not sure if there's a way to copy it from a phone. I've tried a few times with no success.

Oh, right! Read that earlier on your profile. Sorry. Thanks for the shares! We'll be sure to follow you back!

That sounds amazing! Count us in! In what part of the U.S. are you located?

Eat them? Maybe try to re-plant a couple? There aren't too many uses for them, especially with so few. Maybe share a picture of them with us?

Thanks, @customnature! Yes, there can be some pretty steep slopes on those farms. True mountainside growing! Any donations can be made in STEEM or SBDs directly to the wallet for this account. And as stated

Coffee and cigars! Sounds promising! Maybe we can collaborate on some social media/marketing once things are up and running?

Never! We do not wish to be associated with anything Starbucks. We have more self-respect than that! :)

Yes, it's a simple product, especially to consume. But there will be so much more than just the coffee! We're going to make big things happen!

Well...one of the sacred beans at least!

That depends on the farm/cooperatives. Most of them already use shade growing practices. Some of them are organic, but mostly not "certified." Certification costs can be expensive for these farmers.