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""living in GA, we mulch w/ pine straw, and I've been adding coffee grounds for years - I of course go heavier near azaleas, and lighter on some bulbs, but in general, I put the coffee grounds everywhere (acid and non-acid loving). can anyone out there tell me how much coffee grounds should i apply in dried weight to the square metre of 4'' deep soil, reply sooner than latter, i'd like to work on it. Coffee doesn't leach calcium from our bones per se, but it does prevent the absorption of calcium, hence the thin shells. Now, I buy it that way so the flavor is part of the roasters prep vs mine.... but the worms and my dirt don't seem to mind at all. Used coffee grounds are well-suited for rose bushes and also attract worms, which further aerate the soil, making it better for growing.Flowers like tulips and daffodils that bloom in the spring from bulbs can benefit from a dose of coffee grounds in more ways than one. ""Hi Sheila.
Potato hills are created the season before. ""Hi Jess. Used to put them in my compost bin, but they just went furry, grass cuttings, dug up weeds, old dead plants on in there, maybe it’s just too moist in there for them Glad to hear you're enjoying the benefits of this free soil improver!"
I also grow Oyster mushrooms in particular on CG, and dispose of the spent medium. I've been in my house 13 years, and the worm increase is directly aligned with when I started tossing out coffee. ""RosesAreViolet, the lack of flowers is unlikely to be down to a lack of nitrogen.
What was your experience? I haven't heard of any issues with hens eating coffee grounds in compost, but it's interesting that you've noticed a correlation between this and egg quality.
Nice to be able to recycle/reuse something else. Best of all, coffee grounds are all natural, and many coffee shops give them away for free.To get big, juicy tomatoes, you can use old coffee grounds as a fertilizer. Learn which plants thrive in your Hardiness Zone with our new interactive map! Coffee grounds are often said to be acidic but this can vary a lot, from very acidic to slightly alkaline, so don’t expect them to acidify higher pH soils. They're not plants that grow in my cool climate, so I must confess I have no idea how tropical plants will fare with coffee grounds! First timer here, so I need some advice. ""Eliza, grounds from any coffee shop will be fine to use. My gardens in Sydney. ""Thanks to everyone who has shared their experiences with using coffee grounds so far. It may be worth trying it on a small area this year and seeing how it compares to areas mulched with just the pine needles.
Also in our community garden and family came and dumped loads of starbucks grounds in their plots every week. Kind of makes you wonder if coffee is leaching calcium from our bones...""Hi Sally.
If used with care and common sense, they are a worthwhile addition your compost heap and your soil. I use 100% Colombian beans ground at my local coffee house. After summer our lawn picks up in winter but it's nothing special, with bald spots and thinning on well used areas. Use with caution. I also add them to the compost bin.
The monks put coffee grounds in their compost. are cleaned. Currently experimenting with old CDs hanging from fishing line on bamboo poles - it's keeping the birds off some newly planted seedlings. One can use it as well for rinsing cups and dishes before they go in the dishwasher. Roses need nutrient-rich soil to grow and making or purchasing the needed compost can be expensive and time-consuming. You say not to put the coffee grounds on tomato plants. As they seem to hate the smell, coffee grounds deter animals like dogs, cats, raccoons or squirrels that dig in my garden or like the nice soft soil to poop. This year (June 2020) is the first time trying insect control using coffee grounds. ""Hi, I just got my first big bag of coffee grounds from coffee shop today.
Meet your inner self under the Dancing Ribbon of Light in the Big Land…the Land God gave to Cain. Coffee grounds help soil create natural strains of bacteria that are beneficial to the plants. We are a no-food-in-the-trash household. ""Hmmm I always stop spreading them in the late fall and wait until spring has sprung again... would be interested to know if other folks here are winter-spreaders?! Alternatively, rake your coffee grounds into the top layer of soil so that they can’t clump together. Is the compost rotted down at all when you put it in your henhouse? I usually just break up one cinnamon stick for each full pot of grounds. ""Can I add coffee grounds from "Starbucks" to my palm tress? An oft-repeated nugget of advice is to spread used coffee grounds around plants that are vulnerable to slug damage. Thanks! Leaves are very green and flowers are robust.
""living in GA, we mulch w/ pine straw, and I've been adding coffee grounds for years - I of course go heavier near azaleas, and lighter on some bulbs, but in general, I put the coffee grounds everywhere (acid and non-acid loving). can anyone out there tell me how much coffee grounds should i apply in dried weight to the square metre of 4'' deep soil, reply sooner than latter, i'd like to work on it. Coffee doesn't leach calcium from our bones per se, but it does prevent the absorption of calcium, hence the thin shells. Now, I buy it that way so the flavor is part of the roasters prep vs mine.... but the worms and my dirt don't seem to mind at all. Used coffee grounds are well-suited for rose bushes and also attract worms, which further aerate the soil, making it better for growing.Flowers like tulips and daffodils that bloom in the spring from bulbs can benefit from a dose of coffee grounds in more ways than one. ""Hi Sheila.
Potato hills are created the season before. ""Hi Jess. Used to put them in my compost bin, but they just went furry, grass cuttings, dug up weeds, old dead plants on in there, maybe it’s just too moist in there for them Glad to hear you're enjoying the benefits of this free soil improver!"
I also grow Oyster mushrooms in particular on CG, and dispose of the spent medium. I've been in my house 13 years, and the worm increase is directly aligned with when I started tossing out coffee. ""RosesAreViolet, the lack of flowers is unlikely to be down to a lack of nitrogen.
What was your experience? I haven't heard of any issues with hens eating coffee grounds in compost, but it's interesting that you've noticed a correlation between this and egg quality.
Nice to be able to recycle/reuse something else. Best of all, coffee grounds are all natural, and many coffee shops give them away for free.To get big, juicy tomatoes, you can use old coffee grounds as a fertilizer. Learn which plants thrive in your Hardiness Zone with our new interactive map! Coffee grounds are often said to be acidic but this can vary a lot, from very acidic to slightly alkaline, so don’t expect them to acidify higher pH soils. They're not plants that grow in my cool climate, so I must confess I have no idea how tropical plants will fare with coffee grounds! First timer here, so I need some advice. ""Eliza, grounds from any coffee shop will be fine to use. My gardens in Sydney. ""Thanks to everyone who has shared their experiences with using coffee grounds so far. It may be worth trying it on a small area this year and seeing how it compares to areas mulched with just the pine needles.
Also in our community garden and family came and dumped loads of starbucks grounds in their plots every week. Kind of makes you wonder if coffee is leaching calcium from our bones...""Hi Sally.
If used with care and common sense, they are a worthwhile addition your compost heap and your soil. I use 100% Colombian beans ground at my local coffee house. After summer our lawn picks up in winter but it's nothing special, with bald spots and thinning on well used areas. Use with caution. I also add them to the compost bin.
The monks put coffee grounds in their compost. are cleaned. Currently experimenting with old CDs hanging from fishing line on bamboo poles - it's keeping the birds off some newly planted seedlings. One can use it as well for rinsing cups and dishes before they go in the dishwasher. Roses need nutrient-rich soil to grow and making or purchasing the needed compost can be expensive and time-consuming. You say not to put the coffee grounds on tomato plants. As they seem to hate the smell, coffee grounds deter animals like dogs, cats, raccoons or squirrels that dig in my garden or like the nice soft soil to poop. This year (June 2020) is the first time trying insect control using coffee grounds. ""Hi, I just got my first big bag of coffee grounds from coffee shop today.
Meet your inner self under the Dancing Ribbon of Light in the Big Land…the Land God gave to Cain. Coffee grounds help soil create natural strains of bacteria that are beneficial to the plants. We are a no-food-in-the-trash household. ""Hmmm I always stop spreading them in the late fall and wait until spring has sprung again... would be interested to know if other folks here are winter-spreaders?! Alternatively, rake your coffee grounds into the top layer of soil so that they can’t clump together. Is the compost rotted down at all when you put it in your henhouse? I usually just break up one cinnamon stick for each full pot of grounds. ""Can I add coffee grounds from "Starbucks" to my palm tress? An oft-repeated nugget of advice is to spread used coffee grounds around plants that are vulnerable to slug damage. Thanks! Leaves are very green and flowers are robust.