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Composting
Coffee grounds are an excellent addition to compost piles, acting as a "green" material that provides nitrogen. They should be mixed with "brown" materials (like dried leaves or cardboard) to create a balanced compost. Benefits for Specific Plants Used coffee grounds are particularly beneficial for acid-loving plants, such as: Blueberries,...
Direct Soil Application
Ingredients: Used coffee grounds. Instructions: Sprinkle a few scoops of used coffee grounds around the base of your plants (e.g., tomatoes, basil). Use a fork to mix the grounds into the top layer of soil. Water the area to help the nutrients seep into the soil.
Fertilizer Recipes
Coffee Ground Liquid Fertilizer Ingredients: 2 cups of used coffee grounds, 5 gallons of water. Instructions: Place the coffee grounds in a bucket of water. Let it steep overnight. Use a spray bottle to apply the mixture to your plants, ensuring not to overdose them.