Last you heard from us, we were bantering back and forth about the wrinkles we had in our coffee seeds. Well, since then there has been a lot of progress! I am amazed at how long it took for us to see any movement or progress from our seeds, and now in two short weeks, we can SEE daily progress. Now, as you can see with our pictures. The seeds have germinated and we have sprouts! Yet, there is no green yet, which I find interesting. Coffee seeds grow differently then what I w

Yes. Wrinkles. And yes, this is YUGE! Who cares about being gun shy. I will happily get excited about weeds two years in a row. What do they say? Ignorance is bliss? I for one, believe Jason is simply jealous that Juan Lopez has not only eclipsed Juan Valdez, but is branching off branches from its branches. It is becoming a verifiable shrub! I decided to provide proof that wrinkles do matter and so I submit to you this: If you investigate carefully here, you will notice somet

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We have been growing our sproutlings for over a year now. They all started as two leaves nestled together in a pod. Since then we have separated them from each other and they live in their own pot. Just recently I noticed Juan Lopez was really catching on. ​ He sprouted branches! This does not sound like a huge deal, but when the whole first summer and winter was approached with a healthy dose of skepticism. (Hey, can you blame us for doubting whether or not a coffee plant ca