What are the conditions necessary to grow a new plant?

Answer 1

Coffee can be grown on many different soil types, but the ideal is a fertile, volcanic red earth or deep, sandy loam. Avoid heavy clay or poor-draining soils. [...] Coffee prefers a soil with pH of 5 to 6. [...] Low pH will limit crop performance. Good management includes applications of dolomite or lime which can alter and improve soil pH and fertility. Most soil types need extra applications of major and minor elements at some stage through the growth cycle; these elements can be found in natural manures and compost or fertilizer.

Answer 2

friable loam soil with a high humus content

Answer 3

Coffee grows best on mountains. Different varieties grow better in different climates. The dry of Ethiopia to the humid Hawaiian mountains to the slightly humid mountains of Brazil.

Answer 4

The conditions that are needed to grow coffee is warm. The temperature should be between 60 to 90 degrees. And the dirt should be damp.