How to Use Coffee Grounds for Plants

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Название	:	How to Use Coffee Grounds for Plants
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Good idea 😃Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : J M YTV Channel

what is the ratio, I only heard 1 cup of Epsom salt ? brthanks
Comment from : osbaldo wrizar

Is that coffee ground good for vegetable bed n flowers, both?
Comment from : V K

The mixture is growing white worms
Comment from : Elliot Sirota

Are u serious coffee are Epsom salt make plant growth
Comment from : Big theo Blake

I just got a little home hydroponic system It has 4 rows to it with spots for 7 plants on each row I currently have all of them full with small plants It has a reservoir that holds 2-3 gallons of water and it continuously cycles it through the system I heard coffee grounds are good for the soil and helps get rid of fungus Do you thing it would be okay to add some used grounds to the reservoir?
Comment from : We Heart

After seven days Do your discard the grounds? Or are they a part of the cup per plant?
Comment from : woundedtiger

Can you put this on lavender and rosemary bushes, roses and wild sweet peas and herbs - at the mo I only have mint, thyme?
Comment from : Laura Blackmore

Does Melon Plants Accept Coffee Grounds use?
Comment from : Wycliffe Gift

Thank you I'm going to try it 🌱🍅🥒
Comment from : Katherine Lopez

By what way using the coffee grounds burn your plants and how many times u use the coffee mix
Comment from : Dean John

This coffee tastes like shitbrThat's because it is shit Austin
Comment from : Valamas

I was using used coffee but I switched to unused because someone said that you lose all beneficial properties from coffee after it's been boiled Much like vegetables so it makes sense to me
Comment from : Unknown

Question, I can use any new tea bag (black, jasmine, green tea) and new unused coffee ground (since we do not brew coffee at home) sorry I m learning about plants and fertilizer, thanks
Comment from : Amy Winlay C

How much coffee grounds per gallon? Is there some ballpark on that?
Comment from : Kim Pleasants

Make sure the coffee is not hard when you’re pouring it into the plant but on Kaffy has her the nitrogen and potassium I will help the
Comment from : Bettina Dimanche

Great video! I’m a soil scientist and just did a video on coffee grounds as well But in mine I talk about the coffee grounds natural ability to provide allopathic responses to harmful fungi and some seeds Didn’t notice till I started doing research but was thoroughly blown away brbr youtube/FPnIOl3016Y
Comment from : Gardening In Canada

Long question incomingbrI discovered this recycled fertilizer through some Google NewsbrI have an expresso maker and drink about 80g of coffee a day with my wife I'm keeping them in a 8l bucket I add580g to it everydaybrQuestion: how much of this coffee water do I mix with my normal water? How long can I keep it because after a month it should be full of just coffee grounds brI use a 10l watering can for the balcony Thanks a lot
Comment from : Enrique Goitia

For a moment there i thought it was Seth Rogan
Comment from : Ed Creat

Is this only for tomatoes and peppers or can it be used on anything
Comment from : The Nerdy Millennial

Scared me, thought it was high pitch Eric staring at me for a second!
Comment from : Stefan X

Hello new friend Thanks for sharing Hope you can join me as well
Comment from : Angelas Busy Bees Garden and Homestead

Hi brMy name is Wayne and i would like to ask you if it is possible to get an answer fom you to my request I do have started to collect my coffee grinds from my expresso machine I grind my own coffee My question here is how long can I keep my coffee grinds in a sealed containner (large ziplock bags) and use it at a later date Hi hope that my request gets to you and that I may chat tyo you or eaven better call you upp Hopping to hear from you ASAP Wayne, Montreal Canada
Comment from : Wayne Sharko

Thanks for Sharing I hope it works good on flowers and plants too
Comment from : Sheila More

Thanks for the valuable tips I will start using coffee grounds and epsom salt to my small garden
Comment from : Serendipity Moments

Volume
Comment from : Truck Taxi

Did this tea make your plants too bushy and take away from fruit development? That’s always my concern when it comes to using coffee in my summer garden, particularly with peppers and tomatoes I’m tempted to try this, however, because I can tell my plants are starving for nitrogen in our raised bed this season
Comment from : browngirl0272

How do you dry them out
Comment from : Jolene Weaver

Beautiful gardens! Thank you for sharing this tip!
Comment from : Lorrieonline

Floq for teaim, roim to by for my dust flay
Comment from : Deus é Maravilhoso

Do you compost the grounds after you're done making the tea? Some people claim that coffee grounds used as a top dressing is good for repelling slugs and snails
Comment from : Ron Yerke

Yeah, how frequently are you applying this? 1x/week, 1x/2 week, 1x/day? You say to repeat so it kind of sounds like it's daily but fertilizing is usually weekly or biweekly I like the tea idea esp w/Epsom salt I made an azomite mixture for my pants instead of a dry application and the LOVED it
Comment from : Mutima H

great idea
Comment from : Joanne Green

I have a video coffee powder vs berry fertilizer if you feel like you can look over yes, I would be happy
Comment from : Plants and Travel

How often do you apply the coffee mixture to your plants?brYour garden look nice and healthythanks for sharing
Comment from : Debra Arizona

I am working on the volume I took this video with my iPhone 7, but I must have dropped it a couple times I am going to use my GoPro with a lapel mic or boom mic attachment this year
Comment from : Small Scale Life