8 Jugs a day Coffee grinds are very acidic and can be used on acid loving plants and for use as a continuous barrier around delicate plants against slugs but be careful as they will change the ph value of the soil in such quantities...although pages say otherwise - we have lost plants by putting too much on. http://hubpages.com/hub/Coffee-grinds-in-your-garden As for you....8 jugs a day.... I bet you're buzzing |
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Nick |
If you're drinking that much coffee, and still driving as much, you're going to kill someone. | ||
nats |
My Dad always maintained they were cleansing for the drains.... | ||
12Bore |
I use coffee grounds to deter slugs, it seems to work. Scatter them on the ground and, when they're dry, on the leaves. | ||
Truffle |
get some oyster spawn and grow oyster mushrooms on them | ||
cab |
I often pick up extra coffee grounds from Starbucks to use as a mulch around the garlic. Remember, they look brown but in composting terms they're very 'green', i.e. high nitrogen. But they compost fine. | ||
gz |
They go in the compost and act as an accelerator(!)
Also handy in the kitchen when you've been gardening or whatever, as a hand cleanser |
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12Bore |
I often pick up extra coffee grounds from Starbucks to use as a mulch around the garlic. Remember, they look brown but in composting terms they're very 'green', i.e. high nitrogen. But they compost fine. |