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Related: About this forumWhat plants are coffee grounds good for? I dump my coffee grounds on just about any of my outside
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What plants are coffee grounds good for? I dump my coffee grounds on just about any of my outside (Original Post)
raccoon
Jun 2015
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I add them to my compost bin. From my experience, they are fine for anything.
NRaleighLiberal
Jun 2015
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NRaleighLiberal
(60,500 posts)1. I add them to my compost bin. From my experience, they are fine for anything.
I've used them as components of plant mulch now and then.
mopinko
(71,802 posts)2. especially good for acid lovers.
i saved up a big bucket full to plant some blueberries. soil here is pretty alkaline, so, yeah, good for most anything.
but acid lovers especially.
dixiegrrrrl
(60,011 posts)3. Rhodies and roses and acid lovers as stated above.
Also roses love banana peels.
I prefer to compost stuff like that first, tho.
Major Nikon
(36,900 posts)4. You can use them for pretty much anything
It's a good idea to add them along with a regular fertilizer or compost addition as the coffee aids in the development of beneficial bacteria which complements the fertilizer application.