For over hundreds of years, Puerto Rico has been making changes and advancements when it comes to their growing techniques of coffee plants. When coffee plants first came to Puerto Rico from Martinique in 1736, their knowledge was very minimal and mostly incorrect ("Puerto Rico's Little Secret: Coffee / Some of the World's Best Beans Never Get off the Island."). With time and patience, their techniques and knowledge has given them opportunities in a money making business. Needing heat, humidity and rain Puerto Rico has a excellent climate to grow coffee plants and has been for years.
Puerto Rico being located in The Bean Belt, latitudes 25 degrees North, and 30 degrees South, coffee plants are bound to thrive in the climate given ("How
Puerto Rico being located in The Bean Belt, latitudes 25 degrees North, and 30 degrees South, coffee plants are bound to thrive in the climate given ("How