"Iconic" Coconut (Cocos nucifera)

• You get one (1) Hawaiian-grown sprouted coconut that is ready to plant. There is no need to de-husk or do any difficult preparatory work in order to get the sprout started…these come to you with sprouts and leaves! The height of the sprout will vary from 6 to almost 20 inches! 

• Easy to grow! We have customers from all over the world who constantly tell us how much they have enjoyed growing one in their home. 

• Authentically 100% Hawaiian. These coconuts are harvested from mature coconut trees and are packaged in our certified nursery facilities on the Big Island of Hawaii. We have been doing this for nearly 40 years

• Ideal for USDA Plant Zone 10 and above when outdoors 

• Thrives indoors in ALL USDA PLANT ZONES!

• Makes a great gift for your family, friends and coworkers, or just keep for yourself!

• All of our Hawaiian tropical plants come with planting instructions ready for your green thumb

• Ships to all 50 states

• We want you to succeed! Customers who purchase directly from our website can enjoy our 5-star, “one-on-one” customer service, available long after the sale! 

Hawaii's unofficial state tree

Ah, Hawaii's ubiquitous coconut palm tree, the venerable ambassador of all tropical goodness! Swoon as the rhythmic swaying  of the coconut palm trees relax you. Better still, imagine a supremely comfortable hammock, gracefully hung between two coconut palm trees. Yep, THIS is Hawaii!

Super easy to grow

No green thumb? No problem! Coconut palms are hardy, easy to grow and pretty hard to kill. Many of our customers have sent us pictures of these babies touching the tops of their ceilings!  

Why not give it a go yourself? Get started on growing your own symbol of Hawaii and order yours today.

Remember: We are the source!

PS:  In case you were wondering, the official state tree of Hawaii is the Aleurites moluccana, better known to us islanders as the Kukui Nut tree.

How to grow a Coconut palm:

Plant the coconut in a well-drained soil or potting mix, covering only the lower one-third.  Water it daily.  As long as the soil drains well, it is difficult to give it too much water.  Keep the temperature at 70℉ or above and in full sun.  For the first year the plant will absorb nutrients stored in the coconut itself, but later it will require (and respond) to the use of a general garden fertilizer.