Coffee review

Variety types of coffee trees

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, BORBON originated from La Reunion, a small island near Europe-Mozambique. It is adjacent to Madagascar, commonly known as Spice Island. Because BORBON tree is sensitive to insects and bacteria, it is a vulnerable tree species, but its yield is high, so it needs special care. It is more suitable for planting in high latitude mountain areas, but it is more difficult to resist diseases when planting in low land.

BORBON originated from La Reunion, a small island near Europe-Mozambique. It is adjacent to Madagascar, commonly known as Spice Island. Because BORBON tree is sensitive to insects and bacteria, it is a vulnerable tree species, but its yield is high, so it needs special care. It is more suitable for planting in high-latitude mountain areas, but it is not easy to resist diseases when planting on lowland. Because of this, when the tree type is wide-spreading (outward extension), the plant spacing is wider, so more land space is needed to achieve yield. BORBON coffee beans have a very smooth appearance and good appearance, with a very high-quality coffee quality and taste balance, is the perfect combination of all kinds of coffee! The overall texture is pleasant and charming; it can make a cup of coffee give off a lingering aftertaste, which is most suitable for a person to taste it carefully, which is as famous as its American famous BORBON whisky for its smoothness, smoothness and sweetness. [1]

Coffee Tree-Variety Type

Arabica bean coffee trees can be divided into two main varieties: Arabica (Coffea Arabica) and Robusta (Coffea Robusta/Coffea Canephora). In addition, there are some minor species, such as Coffea Liberica and Coffea Arabusta, but they are rare on the market.

Robusta beans Robusta coffee trees can grow on flat land, it has a strong resistance to disease, and the yield is higher. Compared with Arabica beans, Robusta beans are more round in appearance, with a slightly inflated side with cracks in the middle, and straight grooves reminiscent of soybeans, while Arabica beans are oval and zigzag, a bit like half a peanut.

Generally speaking, Robusta beans are poor in taste, have 2 to 3 times the caffeine content of Arabica beans, and are cheap, mostly for the large coffee industry to produce instant coffee or low-cost comprehensive products. Arabica coffee trees are suitable for planting on fertile slopes with good drainage at an altitude of about 1000 to 2,000 meters. The climate for growth should not be too humid, but it still requires a continuous rainy season and abundant rainfall.

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