Coconut Is A Fruit Of The Coconut Palm Tree, Its Trunk Is One To Two Feet In Diameter. It Has No Branches But Carries A Crown Leaves Of About 70 To 100 Feet Above The Ground, Its Leaves Are Like A Feather And With Many Segments, Leaves Are Usually 10 To 20 Feet Long. The Coconut Fruit Hangs At The Bases Of The Leaves In Clusters Of About 10 To 15. Several Clusters Ripen During The Year. A Tree May Produce 200 Coconuts A Year, But The Average Is Just Around 40. Coconut Tree Grows Wild On Tropical Seacoasts And Is Cultivated In Moist, Frost-Free Climates, It Is Abundant In Southeast Asian Countries.

Fruiting
1. The Malaysian Dwarf Varieties Coconut Plant Given Fruit Upto 4/5 Year

Planting Instructions
1. Coconuts Require Full Sun To Grow Properly. Give Them As Much Sun As Possible.
2. Keep The Soil Continuously Moist With Warm Water But Do Not Soak The Plant. In Winter, Should Your Plant Survive, Mist It Frequently Or Provide High Levels Of Ambient Humidity With A Humidifier.
3. Coconuts Are Not Particular To Their Soil But Do Prefer A Very Well-Drained, Sandy Soil. A Standard Palm Mixture Is A Good Idea.
4. Feed Year-Round With A Weak Liquid Fertilizer Or Palm Fertilizer, And Increase Feeding During The Summer Months When It??S Actively Growing. Nevertheless, Don??T Be Surprised If Your Coconut Palm Only Lives For A Year Or So