Oh yes. It’s sold as a house plant by many nurseries in our area.
Jason Mraz lives about 10 miles north of here and is experimenting with growing coffee as a crop. I see him every few months at a winery we both frequent.
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Um…hate to bring this up, but I can’t condone importing plants without proper Phytosanitary certificate. A tiny pest such as citrus psyllid would easily fit on a plant that size and do incalculable damage to a whole industry. I always lobby to make the rules easy to follow, lest it leads to suitcase importation. Even a certificate of treatment would have been better in this case than nothing.
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I agree. In this case the import was seeds, and many folks don’t understand they are home to many unwanted larvae.
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If you are referring to the cinnamon, Rob said he received these as small plants, not seeds.
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