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Major Nikon

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4. You can use them for pretty much anything

Reply to raccoon (Original post)

Tue Jun 23, 2015, 12:03 PM

Jun 2015

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.

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What plants are coffee grounds good for? I dump my coffee grounds on just about any of my outside [View all] raccoon Jun 2015 OP

I add them to my compost bin. From my experience, they are fine for anything. NRaleighLiberal Jun 2015 #1

especially good for acid lovers. mopinko Jun 2015 #2

Rhodies and roses and acid lovers as stated above. dixiegrrrrl Jun 2015 #3

You can use them for pretty much anything Major Nikon Jun 2015 #4