I just want to grow for my own meager use. not supply a small country, I was told they do well indoors in pots.and have many dwarf fruit trees,just didnt want to go there if I was needing double digets just for a brew.
oh_hunnihunni,
Nov 16, 12:04am
It's like asking how long is a piece of string. How many beans you consume per cup x how many cups in a year = total beans required. Divide that by the average beans harvestable per plant and you'll get a rough idea. I think you'll find the answer is Too Many for Pots.
Worse luck.
paislydoll,
Nov 16, 12:06am
thanks for that. Have you tried growing your own, or just not into it!
cwnda,
Nov 16, 2:20am
Yeah - I tried it some years ago in pots but never had any success with the berries. I read somewhere they only fruit properly if they are within about 30° of the equator.
biggles45,
Nov 16, 2:48am
Tried it when we lived in Franklin and it wasn't a success. It certainly needs a warmer climate than that!
mmmm. might re think if thats really the way to go then.
cantabman1,
Nov 19, 10:40pm
Yep, Oderings have the plants as Schnauzer says, but you will never get a crop here as the temps are far too cold; so much for global warming, its more like global cooling down our way as its colder than narmal for the second year in a row for this time of year.
alford2,
Nov 9, 5:48pm
Quite a nice pot plant though and you might be lucky and grow enough for a feature cup once a year. Have grown them inside as such.
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