How to Use Coffee Grounds to Make Your Plants Thrive
If you’ve been trying to tackle houseplant pests organically and want to learn how to compost, you might want to dig into the idea of recycling coffee grounds for plants. According to Doug Oster, garden book author and co-host of The Organic Gardener radio show, “It is one of those ingredients—it is easy to get, it breaks down quickly.” And like all living matter, he laughingly adds, it will compost.
Yes, coffee grounds can inject fuel into your garden as well as into your morning routine. Regardless of season and space, you can start to work on those container garden ideas and reduce food waste with the compost bins you were gifted for the holidays. Even indoor plants will perk up with coffee grounds if you follow a few guidelines from cup to compost...
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Yes, coffee grounds can inject fuel into your garden as well as into your morning routine. Regardless of season and space, you can start to work on those container garden ideas and reduce food waste with the compost bins you were gifted for the holidays. Even indoor plants will perk up with coffee grounds if you follow a few guidelines from cup to compost...
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