A newly purchased coffee plant (Coffea arabica) is an attractive bush with glossy, wavy leaves but rarely flowers or fruits indoors. Pineapples, however, can fruit with patience—typically 2-3 years.
Root a pineapple crown in well-draining soil. For detailed multi-year guidance, see Rick's Woodshop Creations (photos document the entire fruiting process).
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