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lol me to my uncle told me about the coffee grounds and the article I read sed to use used grounds I think if there fresh there more acidic and might make the soil hotter

...to sterilize all of these, I forget I think 375 for 40 mins should be plenty. Bannana peels, apple peels, egg shells, fan leaves, USED coffee grounds. That covers your NPK right there, K from Bannana peel, phosphorus from fan leaves, tons of nitrogen from used coffee grounds. Egg shells have...

would coffee grounds have less nutrients in them ? Flushed already with hot water . But again coffee grounds may be bio into the soil to make it nutrient rich. Im far from a expert with soil .

Brah, pour some monster on it to feed the micro organisms

how much coffee grounds per 5 gal bucket should one add to the soil?

😜 I see you buddy hahaha, coffee grounds do indeed supply that good nitrogen.

Coffee grounds and egg shells are all our grandmothers used for tomatos.

Used coffee grounds are good for repelling slugs and snails from outside plants.

Definitely want to know what not to feed them, I think coffee grounds are bad for them, but I might be wrong.

Little coffee grounds little banana soaked water whatever way I can get them the nutes.

Well I wouldn’t say using coffee is incorrect. I mix coffee grounds with my soil an have for years it adds organic material to the soil and is pretty much an organic fertilizer also help make it slightly more acidic. There’s tons of articles about it. coffee grounds includes 2% nitrogen, 0.06%...

I put 1 1/2 cups of used coffee grounds with 5 gallons of slightly damp soil then mix it well and let it sit for a day or 2. Then when the plant gets 6” to 12” I scratch the surface with my fingers and top dress with 2 or 3 tablespoons and water it with 1/2 teaspoon of molasses in a Gatorade...

Could always water with used coffee grounds🤷‍♂️

Its now a living soil . I see all kinds of different bugs moving around in it have to zoom way in . No bag bugs im sure of that , Used to kill everything with chemical nutrients in the past .

They are good in moderation. Too many will spike the ph. Definitely going to be a learning curve, but once i get my worms dialed in i'm hoping it's gonna cut my nute costs back

I got tons of backyard and read that composted soil has most bacteria life or microbial life that plants thrive in. We eat a lot of produce. Bananas strawberries oranges egg shells old coffee grounds. It's all free no Xtra cost. By next summer I could have my own living soil

and banana peels

Yup, used coffee grounds or green tea, great nitrogen booster

Coffee grounds are filled with a ridiculous amount of nitrogen so during veg If anything. I personally don't see a need myself, but it works and won't hurt soil ph IF they are run through a coffee pot first.

Yes, I used an organic pre-fertilized mix. I also mixed some coffee grounds, banana peels and onion shell and egg shell into it. Watering with regular tab water. For two plants I tried adding mykorrhiza and plant coal.